intdiv() performs integer division and returns the integer quotient. The divisor must not be zero.
$quotient = intdiv(17, 5);
echo $quotient; // 3
Unlike the / operator, intdiv() returns an integer quotient truncated toward zero.
<?Php
echo intdiv(4,9); // Output 0
echo "<br>";
echo intdiv(3,5); // Output 0
echo "<br>";
echo intdiv(20,10); // Output is 2
echo "<br>";
echo intdiv(2,13); // Output is 0
echo "<br>";
echo intdiv(4,100); // Output is 0
echo "<br>";
echo intdiv(100,4); // Output is 25
?>
Syntax
int intdiv(int $dividend, int $divisor)
| Parameter | DESCRIPTION |
|---|---|
| $dividend | Required : dividend of the division. |
| $divisor | Required: divisor of the division. |
try {
echo intdiv(10, 0); // Will throw DivisionByZeroError
} catch (DivisionByZeroError $e) {
echo "Cannot divide by zero!";
}
PHP_INT_MIN / -1 cannot fit in an integer, intdiv(PHP_INT_MIN, -1) throws ArithmeticError.echo intdiv(-10, 3); // Output: -3
echo intdiv(1000000, 500); // Output: 2000
echo intdiv(15, -4); // Output: -3
echo intdiv(20, 5); // Output: 4
These examples show how `intdiv()` handles large numbers, mixed positive/negative values, and evenly divisible integers.
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