I think it is fairly standard in programming languages for / to mean integer division when the operands used are integers. Therefore 1/3=0 is not a surprising result to me; other programming languages I have worked in give 1/3=0. However if one of the operands to / is a decimal, the result is also decimal, so 1.0/3 = 0.333... I don't think the behavior of / is incorrect as is.
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