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What is the result of dividing an integer by zero in COBOL?

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  • Arithmetic Exception
  • Compiler Error
  • Infinity
  • Zero
Dividing an integer by zero in COBOL results in an arithmetic exception. The program will encounter a runtime error due to division by zero, and appropriate error handling should be implemented to address such scenarios.
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