Python Floor Division Operator vs Division (Tutorial with Examples)

[@moisejl1]

Wow your explanation is great, you really break it down. Thanks you so much for taking the time to make this.

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[@TSMohanKumar]

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[@pauliewalnuts2527]

Thank you so much. It being the integer value of the division was a better way of explaining it than the course im taking

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[@Altcapball]

I see lots of people explaining floor division but I don't see anyone explaining a case usage for it. How is floor world applied in the real world?

[@codingwithestefania]

Hi @altcappyboi, the floor division operator is used when you need to get an integer as the result of a division. For example, to implement the Binary Search algorithm using a while loop, you need to use this operator to get an integer that will serve as an index (in that case, the result can't be a float). You can see this application of floor division in my new video: ua-cam.com/video/3OIHMTe_Tcg/v-deo.html

[@spaceecole]

An example in a program to convert time, lets say you want an output of hours and minutes for 90 minutes. You'll use it as:
90 //60 to get the hours and % will be the minutes.
what I can say is floor division is integer division, like I get how it's explained here but if you do it like how kids are taught, the number that can divide 90 at the top is floor division. I hope this helps :)

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[@mr.sagnik_dhar]

simply explained, would have been better if you used a negative number.

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