What happens when dividing by zero in C#?
This video discusses whether division by zero is possible in C# and how it behaves for different types of variables. It also explains the difference between the AND operator and bitwise AND operator in C#. The video uses examples to show how the division by zero operation results in a runtime exception or a compile time error depending on the type of variables used. It also demonstrates how the AND operator and bitwise AND operator behave differently when evaluating expressions, with the latter not short circuiting and potentially causing null reference exceptions.