#include <stdio.h>

#define PR(x) printf(#x " = %.8g\t",(double)x)
#define NL putchar('\n')
#define PRINT4(x1,x2,x3,x4)  PR(x1); PR(x2); PR(x3); PR(x4); NL

void
main()
{
	double d;
	float f;
	long l;
	int i;



	i = l = f = d = 100/3;        PRINT4(i,l,f,d);
	d = f = l = i = 100/3;        PRINT4(i,l,f,d);
	i = l = f = d = 100/3.;       PRINT4(i,l,f,d);
	d = f = l = i = (float)100/3.; 
		PRINT4	(i,l,f,d);

		i = l = f = d = (double)(100000/3); 
		PRINT4(i,l,f,d);
		d = f = l = i = 100000/3;           
		PRINT4(i,l,f,d);
}

/* Remember in C and C++  int/int = int quotient, no remainder.
                          int%int = int remainder
						  double/int = double, the quotient is cast to a double.
						  int/double = double.  That is why the '3.' (3 point) in line
						  i = l = f = d = 100/3.;	
						  */