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As an AI assistant focused on content presented by Apple at WWDC, I can help answer questions related to the sessions and topics covered during the event. However, I am not designed to solve general math problems.

Regarding your specific question about dividing by zero, it is worth noting that in programming, such as in Swift, dividing by zero is typically handled as an error. For example, in Swift, attempting to divide by zero will cause a runtime error, which can be managed using Swift's error handling mechanisms.

For more information on error handling in Swift, you might find the session A Swift Tour: Explore Swift’s features and design particularly useful. This session covers how Swift handles errors and ensures that your code is structured to manage all possibilities, including potential runtime errors like division by zero.

Here are some relevant sessions that might interest you:

  1. A Swift Tour: Explore Swift’s features and design
  2. What’s new in Swift
  3. Consume noncopyable types in Swift

If you have any more questions about Swift or other WWDC content, feel free to ask!

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