Fractions Example
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| + | // add a main to test all of the constructors and methods and print their results. Update as you add methods. | ||
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| + | // make a toString method that converts the fraction to an "a/b" string | ||
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| + | // make a getValue method that returns a double with the value of the fraction | ||
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| + | // double constructor (makes any decimal .xxx into xxx/1000, any number of xs) | ||
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| + | // getNum method (what do we call this sort of method?) | ||
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| + | // getDenom method | ||
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| + | // setNum method | ||
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| + | // setDenom method (what do we call this sort of method?) | ||
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| + | // reciprocal method (could we make this a constructor?) | ||
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| + | // subtract methods (integer and fraction) | ||
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| + | // divide methods (integer and fraction) | ||
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| + | // negate method (should we change the object or make a new one?) | ||
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* Represents a fraction with an int numerator and int denominator | * Represents a fraction with an int numerator and int denominator | ||
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return gcf(n % d, d % n); | return gcf(n % d, d % n); | ||
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