a program in C language that asks the user to enter to enter two numbers and divide  these two numbers

Output:
 Enter the dividend:15
 Enter the divisor:5
 The quotient of 15 divided by 5 is: 3.00
Explanation:
1. We start by including the header file stdio.h required for input and output operations.
2. In the main function, we declare the variables dividend, divisor and quotient to store the input numbers and the result of the division.
3. We ask the user to enter the dividend and denominator using the printf and scanf functions.
4. Then we perform division operation using / operator. To ensure that the result is a floating-point number, we then type cast the dividend in float.
5. Finally, we display the result using printf function with the %2f format specifier to display the quotient up to two decimal places.


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