CSharp program to divide two numbers

CSharp program to divide two numbers

In this article, we will discuss the concept of CSharp program to divide two numbers

In this post, we are going to learn how to write a program to divide two numbers (one  by one) in C# language

Code to divide two numbers in C#

division of two numbers in C#

In this code, we are going to learn how to write a program to divide two numbers using variable(initialization) in C# programming language

Program 1

// Calculate division of two integers in C# program 
using System; 
public class Division { 
    public static void Main(string[] args) { 
        int fNum=35; //declare and initialize variables for fNum
        int lNum=7; //declare and initialize variables for lNum
        int div=fNum/lNum; //Calculate division of two numbers 
        //assign the result to div variable
        Console.WriteLine ("The division of two numbers: "+div); } } //display result on the screen

When the  above code is  executed it produces  the following result

The division of two numbers: 5

 

Division of two numbers in C# – Entered by user

In this example, the user is asked to enter two integer numbers. Then the division of the these two integers is calculated and displayed on the screen in C#

Program 2

// Calculate division of two integers in C# program 
using System; 
public class Div_Of_Two_Num { 
    public static void Main(string[] args) { 
        int numOne, numTwo, div; //declare integer variables
    Console.WriteLine("Find division of two numbers");
    Console.Write("Input first number: "); 
    //Ask input from the user
    numOne=Convert.ToInt32(Console.ReadLine()); 
    //Reading the input
    Console.Write("Input second number "); 
     //Ask input from the user
    numTwo=Convert.ToInt32(Console.ReadLine()); 
        //Reading the input
    div=numOne/numTwo; //Calculate division of given two numbers
Console.WriteLine ("The division of given two integers: "+div); 
Console.ReadKey(); } }

When the  above code is  executed it produces  the following result

Find division of two numbers
Input first number: 1250
Input second number 50
The division of given two integers: 25

 

In this code, the user asked to enter two integers and the given integers are stored in variables numOne and numTwo respectively.

Then those two numbers are divided using the division(/) operator and the result is stored in the div variable.

Finally the display statement is used to print the division of numbers

 

division of two numbers in C# using function

In this example, the user is asked to enter two integer numbers. Then the division of the these two integers is calculated and displayed on the screen using user-defined function in C# language

 Program 3

// Write a program find division of two numbers using function 
using System; 
public class DivTwo_NumFun { 
    public static int divtwoNum(int num1, int num2) { //User defined function definition with parameter
    int divResult; //declare integer variable for result
    divResult=num1/num2; //calculate division 
    //assign the result  to third variable
    return divResult; } //return result to main method
    public static void Main() { 
        Console.Write("Enter first number: "); 
        int n1=Convert.ToInt32(Console.ReadLine()); //get input from the user for n1 
        Console.Write("Enter last number: "); 
        int n2=Convert.ToInt32(Console.ReadLine()); //get input from the user for n2 
        Console.WriteLine("The division of {0} and {1} is: {2}: ",n1,n2,divtwoNum(n1,n2)); } } //display result on the screen

When the  above code is  executed it produces  the following resultv

Enter first number: 120
Enter last number: 6
The division of 120 and 6 is: 20:

 

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