Java Interview Question: What will be the output when you divide a number by zero?

[@pramodkajla]

Just to add: There is a concept of negative infinity as well in Double class. e.g.: double d = -5.0 / 0.0; System.out.println(d); It will print "-Infinity". Thanks Naveen for the video.

[@Mukeshotwani]

Cool Naveen never tried this and Very nice trick.

[@naveenautomationlabs]

Thanks @Mukesh :)

[@prashantj7839]

Excellent series. Very helpful. Thanks for uploading

[@adhage21]

No one except you will have explained it .....

[@venkateshsivadurga6456]

Naveen sir thanks for the clarification. Swapping of two numbers without a third variable a=(a+b)-(b=a). I tried this solution for swapping.

[@aravindravi9056]

A=A+B; B=A-B; A=A-B; Try it bro

[@venkateshsivadurga6456]

@@aravindravi9056 Bro this is routine answer. The one I mentioned is little new for me at that time. There is one more alternative a = a+b/(b=a)

[@maheshz2742]

Thanks a lot for this kind of interview questions making video and expecting more more videos in future without single video in a day can't getting sleep. All the best

[@pavankumar-xb7nw]

I thought infinite could come for all type of numbers by 0 before I see this video but it's not for integer, thin line of difference u explaied it great.

[@kavishautomationfactory170]

Thank you Navin. I learnt new tricky question today.

[@sureshupreti9171]

Output as Infinity??🧐 Learnt a new thing Thank you from Nepal🇳🇵

[@naveenautomationlabs]

My pleasure 😊

[@riddhishah7518]

Very tricky question Naveen! Thanks for covering it!

[@vinith2320]

Thank you Naveen. Useful for me If possible daily upload one video like this Naveen 👍

[@HameedKhan-mq4ve]

Thanks, I have learned lot of new concepts on Java from your videos.

[@naveenautomationlabs]

Glad to know that :)

[@SumitSharma-qq4hk]

Really helpful to revise my java...

[@esakkisoundar]

Useful information. Thank you sir.

[@sridharlanka2721]

Informative , Thank you again

[@shoaibjack]

This is bcoz it has implemented Floating Point Arithmetic Algorithm which specifies special values like 'NaN' (not a number) and 'infinity' .. For divide by zero cases... as per IEEE 754 standards..

[@shriniwasalle911]

Very useful. Thanks Naveen. ❤️

[@vasundharadoma]

Thanks for this video Naveen👍

[@swetagupta6468]

Thanks Naveen. This surprised me😅

[@naveenautomationlabs]

;)

[@harshshiyani2058]

Thank you so much sir....

[@himanshupokhriyal6883]

Output 1 ->if dividend is double it will give Arithmetic Exception Output 2->it will give Arithmetic exception

[@DiptiJoshi2415rjdj]

Thanks sir respect from South Africa 🇿🇦 I am working here but sometime this information is helpful when I have to look for a change

[@acount4473]

How did you find yourself in SA? Do you work as a sw developer of some kind? What's the job market like?

[@k10n28]

Nice 👍

[@syedafarzana960]

Thank you sir

[@rizwanshahid1447]

thanks Naveen

[@prasadnaidu214]

Thanks for upload

[@jayap8355]

Thanks ✌️

[@hackwithharsha5228]

Thank You, Never thought infinity as an output.. good to know for interviews

[@naveenautomationlabs]

Glad that it helped you

[@ashuiet]

Same here.. I never thought infinity can be output

[@backpackcouple5909]

Thanks, Sir Can u help me, how to find duplicate elements if our array has multiple duplicate elements?

[@lokapavanikoduru9966]

please take mock interviews

[@muralimohanreddy1513]

your video's are enough for freshers?

[@ananyachatterjee3393]

Naveen sir thank you so much. I want to get into automation testing. Can I start with your videos?

[@naveenautomationlabs]

Yes, definitely

[@priteshms]

liked it

[@pratikjain1937]

👍

[@abhay8437]

I always thought NaN is short for 'Not a Number'

[@naveenautomationlabs]

In Java, "NaN" stands for "not a number" and signifies that a value is not defined. "NaN" is not an exception error, but a value that is assigned. For example, imaginary numbers like the square root of negative numbers or zero divided by zero will both print "NaN" as the result.

[@naveenautomationlabs]

System.out.println(Math.sqrt(-1)); --this will also give you NaN.

[@subratbanerjee7716]

Infinity

[@youshasajjad5402]

NaN means not a number right?

[@sriramkukkadapu872]

Why ti is giving as NaN ??

[@mechaelbrun-kestler3868]

Infinity aka NaN

[@saketsourav31]

0.0/0 = NaN (Not a Number)

[@sylvesterfernandes8277]

Every answer need reasons why?

[@harshgorana7110]

NAN

[@rajkumarm25]

"NaN" stands for "not a number".

[@AnuRadha-lv4ef]

Thank you Sir

[@sivaramapandian3923]

tq so much sir