This question requires that decimals be passed into scores. This process is a pure mathematical operation. It is probably an Olympics question in elementary school .. Wow ....
If it is a common score, it can be said that it is the number of the same multiplication to the power of 10 ^ X, and then the approximate score is enough.
For example, 0.234 --> 234/1000 --> 117/500
If it is a pure cyclic decimal, it is necessary to use the equation to solve it.
For example, if x = 0. (1234) is set to 0. (1234), returns X-x = 1234 to the decimal point of the loop, and returns x = 1234/9999, which is equal to 1234/9999 in the approximate minute.
If this is the case, 0.24 (765) can clearly understand that this is the integrated version of the first two. Separate calculation and then calculate the total score. Here we still use the equation to solve the problem.
For example, if X = 0.24 (765), 100000x-100x = 0.24-24, X = 765 is obtained.
CodeAs follows:
# Include <stdio. h> # include <stdlib. h> # include <math. h> # include <string. h> # include <time. h> # include <ctype. h> char num [20]; int gcd (int x, int y) {While (x) {int c = x; X = Y % x; y = C ;} return y;} int getmo (INT len1, int len2) {int sum = 9; For (INT I = 2; I <= len2; ++ I) {sum = sum * 10 + 9;} For (INT I = 1; I <= len1; ++ I) {sum * = 10;} return sum ;} int _ POW (int x) {int sum = 1; for (INT I = 1; I <= x; ++ I) {sum * = 10;} return sum;} int getson (INT sp, int so) {return SP-So;} int main () {int N; scanf ("% d", & N); While (n --) {int so, SP, Len, len1, len2, point, son, Mo; scanf ("% s", num); Len = strlen (Num); If (Num [Len-1]! = ') {Mo = _ POW (LEN-2); son = atoi (Num + 2); int e = gcd (son, Mo ); // obtain the maximum approx. printf ("% d/% d \ n", son/e, Mo/E); continue ;} num [Len-1] = '\ 0'; point = strchr (Num,' (')-num; len1 = point-2; // non-cyclic String Length len2 = strlen (Num + point + 1); // cyclic String Length mo = getmo (len1, len2 ); // obtain the denominator so = atoi (Num + 2); SP = atoi (Num + point + 1 ); // convert the cyclic and non-cyclic strings into numbers sp = So * _ POW (len2) + SP; son = getson (SP, so); int e = gcd (son, mo); printf ("% d/% d \ n", son/e, Mo/E);} return 0 ;}