How do x86 processors usually go about dividing numbers while
getting around the rounding error of binary division? That's
probably a broad question with a lot of answers, but if you know
any techniques they use to divide numbers, I'd like to know. But
how do computers deal with it? Why don't we just have numbers
really close to the actual answer when you do division on a
computer in whatever program? Rounding? But then if the answer
was actually supposed to be that number non-rounded, it would be
wrong... Clearly I'm pretty ignorant on the subject. Haha.