This Perl script is able to add,subtract,divide and multiply fractional numbers:
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use strict; #test data: my @B1 = _read(); my @B2 = _read(); #test addition my @BC = _add(@B1,@B2); print "+:",_print(@BC); # test substract @BC = _sub(@BC,@B2); print "-:",_print(@BC); #simplify the result @BC = simplify(@BC); #test multiplication @BC = _mul(@B1,@B2); print "*:",_print(@BC); #test division @BC = _div(@BC,@B2); print "/:",_print(@BC); #simplify the result @BC = simplify(@BC); sub _add { my $gn = $_[1]*$_[3]; return(($_[0]*($gn/$_[1]))+($_[2]*($gn/$_[3])),$gn); } sub _sub { my $gn = $_[1]*$_[3]; return(($_[0]*($gn/$_[1]))-($_[2]*($gn/$_[3])),$gn); } sub _mul { return($_[0]*$_[2],$_[1]*$_[3]); } sub _div { return($_[0]*$_[3],$_[1]*$_[2]); } sub _print { my @D = &simplify; my $c = 0; while(1){ if($D[0]>=$D[1]){ $D[0] -= $D[1]; ++$c; }else{ last; } } if($c){ return "$c+$D[0]/$D[1](".&fractial2number.")\n"; }else{ return "$D[0]/$D[1](".&fractial2number.")\n"; } } sub _read { print "fractal number:"; my $in = <STDIN>; if($in =~ /\//o){ $in =~ /^(.+)\/(.+)$/o; return($1,$2); }else{ return(number2fractial($in)); } } sub number2fractial { $_[0] =~ /^(.+)\.(.+)$/o; my $d = $1; my $c = $2; my $u = $2; $u =~ s/./0/g; $u = "1".$u; return($c+($d*$u),"$u"); } sub fractial2number { return($_[0]/$_[1]); } sub simplify { for($_ = $_[1];$_>=2;--$_){ return($_[0]/$_,$_[1]/$_) if($_[0]%$_==0 && $_[1]%$_==0); } return($_[0],$_[1]); } |
This is the output from 1/2 and 1.25, at first add both then subtract from the result, multiply and then divide from the result:
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fractal number:1/2 fractal number:1.25 +:1+3/4(1.75) -:1/2(0.5) *:5/8(0.625) /:1/2(0.5) |
For a better result take a look at Perl high precision.
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