What is the result of dividing an integer value by zero and dividing a floating-point number by zero?

In Golang:

Integer division by zero causes a runtime panic (panic: integer divide by zero).

Floating-point division by zero results in special values: +Inf (positive infinity) for positive numbers and -Inf (negative infinity) for negative numbers. Dividing 0.0 by 0.0 yields NaN (Not a Number).

Example:

package main

import "fmt"

func main() {
	// Integer division by 0 causes a panic
	// var i int = 10
	// fmt.Println(i / 0) // Uncomment to demonstrate panic

	// Floating-point division by 0
	var f float64 = 10.0
	fmt.Println(f / 0.0) // +Inf

	var f2 float64 = -10.0
	fmt.Println(f2 / 0.0) // -Inf

	var f3 float64 = 0.0
	fmt.Println(f3 / 0.0) // NaN
}