PythonObject // PythonObject -- floor division of Python objects

Divide two Python objects, giving the "floor" quotient, e.g., when dividing two integers, the result is the quotient using Euclidean division.

If one of the arguments is a Macaulay2 object, then it is first converted to a Python object before dividing.

Note that the behavior of floor division for integers differs between Macaulay2 and Python. In particular, in Macaulay2, the quotient is rounded down when y is positive and up when y is negative. In Python, the quotient is always rounded down.