integer division with float result

[Stas Sergeev]

Hi.

This is basically an out of curiosity.
I wonder how does D handle the integer division.
In C, as we all know, the following:
int a = 3;
int b = 5;
float c = a / b;
will give the result that will beat the ghost
out of any mathematician (unless you cast
one of the operands to float, of course).
I haven't used D yet, but I know that most
(or all?) of the C-unrelated languages do
that in a proper way, and even the Python
developers are going to fix that in the future.

So the question is: how does D handle that?
Was it infected by the Cish way of handling
an integer division (if so - why?), or managed
to get rid of that legacy thingy?