Use consistent example for demonstrating integer vs. float division

I had to do a decent amount of mental math to figure out the old example (11 / 4 => 2).

This one (5 / 2 => 2) is easier, and makes the difference vs. float division (5.0 / 2.0 => 2.5) easier to spot.
Added F# examples.
Use consistent example for demonstrating integer vs. float division
adding haskell
fixes
Reverse "omit the beginning|end"

While reading I thought this might be a mistake (or I'm just going crazy).
Merge pull request #30 from jeffcarp/master

Reverse "Omit the beginning" and "Omit the end" examples
Merge pull request #27 from lodin/master

Adding contact for feedback =]
Updates
Update pointer examples and comments
Update comment
Fix precision typo with C integer types
style changes, made many of the comments more precise, corrected incorrect facts about type sizes
Merge pull request #32 from kaimallea/master

Modifications to comments and example addition to pointers section
Merge pull request #33 from esneider/patch-1

Fix precision typo with C integer types
Merge pull request #23 from brianr/patch-1

Use consistent example for demonstrating integer vs. float division
Merge branch 'master' of github.com:swlaschin/learnxinyminutes-docs into swlachin-master
Merge pull request #29 from egonSchiele/master

Adding Haskell
Merge branch 'master' into swlachin-master
Added Dart tutorial.