Rationals
Implementation of rational number arithmetic for .NET with arbitrary precision. Supported features: - implicit conversions - rationals integrate seamlessly with other number types - unlimited precision - rationals use BigInteger inside - canonical form - each rational can have its canonical form (irreducible fraction where denominator is always positive) - separate whole and fractional part - any rational number can be separated into a whole part (integer quotient aka result of integer division) and fractional part (reminder of the integral division aka result of modulo operation) - comparison & equality - multiple formatting options - ToString("C") (canonical form), ToString("W") (whole + fractional part), or normal fraction format - continued fraction expansion - expand rational numbers to continued fraction (sequence of coefficients), construct rational numbers from sequence of continued fraction coefficients - rational number approximation - approximate floating point numbers (decimal, double, float) as rational numbers with customizable tolerance Example usage: Rational left = (Rational) 1 / 2; Rational right = (Rational) 1 / 4; Rational sum = left + right; // equals to: 3 / 4
Install
dotnet add package Rationals --version 1.3.2
Install-Package Rationals -Version 1.3.2
<PackageReference Include="Rationals" Version="1.3.2" />
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