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Please explain how integer division works in Python 3. I don't understand one particular example: print(4//3) print(-4//3) A ... get that the result is exactly (±) 1? Because the answers without rounding will be: 1,3333333... -1,333333 ... respectively.

There are such expressions: floor (5/2) floor (1.4 / 0.04) In the first case, it outputs 2. In the second 34. But if you c ... 999999403954 and therefore rounds down by 34. Why is this number obtained? The float data types are taken from the database.

Math.Round rounds by the rule, how do I make it round to the greater side, or what other function should I use?

You need to write a class that would divide one number by another, displaying the division in a column. The division is integ ... recommendations. While I write myself, but it turns out, to put it mildly, not very much. Who would be faced with like this?