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Subject: Avoiding the exception while maintaining IEEE 754 behavior
If you want to avoid throwing a DivisionByZeroError exception and instead get INF, -INF, or NAN (following IEEE 754 standards, similar to how JavaScript or C++ behave), use the fdiv() function instead of the / operator
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