C Programming: Understanding Integer Division and Floating-Point Output

The code snippet provided will print '2.0' to the console. This happens because the division of two integers in C results in an integer value, truncating any decimal portion. Using the '%.1f' format specifier in the printf function allows us to format the output as a floating-point number with one decimal place, displaying the result as '2.0'. This illustrates the importance of understanding data types and their implications when performing arithmetic operations in C.