C and float value problem

[Finmann]

Hi first off here is my code (It's C, not C++, just C)

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#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

int main(void)
{
  int one;
  int two;
  int times;
  int sum;
  int diff;
  float quotient;
  char inString[81];
  printf("Input a value \n");
  gets(inString);
  one = atoi(inString);
  printf("Input a second value \n");
  gets(inString);
  two = atoi(inString);
  times = one*two;
  sum = one+two;
  diff = one-two;
  quotient = one/two;
  printf("Multiplied = %i \n Added = %i \n Subtracted = %i \n Divided = %f \n", times, sum, diff, quotient);
  system("PAUSE");	
  return 0;
}

The program is supposed to take in two real numbers and find their product, quotient, sum, and difference.
Ok, now everything works great, except for the quotient value, I'm using a float, as the result may be a fraction. However I don't get what I expect, it gives me a zero when I print the value.

I just can't figure out were I'm missing something.

[marshallh]

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    quotient = (float)one / (float)two;

[Finmann]

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    quotient = (float)one / (float)two;

Ah, thx mate, that sorted it out.