Since my math learning predates the computer age, I was taught that ÷ and / were exact equivalents. This apparently is not the case any longer. My ninth grade algebra teacher would have evaluated the expression and got 2 for the answer. Today, the correct answer appears to be 288. As I said before, even the online calculators I used provided different results when the the different operators were used.
I would consider them to be the same, but apparently some calculators allow people to enter fractions using “/” as the divider.
No programming language I have ever used does this. “/” is simply the division operator.