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		<title>By: Dheeraj Juneja</title>
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the o/p is 33 because 100/3 is an integer division (by default)
for 33.3333, the division should be 100./3

%g represents float value
.8 is used to round the ans till 8 places of decimal (no significance in this quest.)]]></description>
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the o/p is 33 because 100/3 is an integer division (by default)<br />
for 33.3333, the division should be 100./3</p>
<p>%g represents float value<br />
.8 is used to round the ans till 8 places of decimal (no significance in this quest.)</p>
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