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Outgolfer Erik 덕분에 -1 바이트 !

ọ2,5Ṁ⁵*©×Ɠ÷µ×⁵_Ḟ$+Ḟ,®×³+.Ḟ÷g/$

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정확해야합니다. 부동 소수점 부정확도에 대해 3 바이트를 추가합니다 +.Ḟ.

입력을 되돌릴 수없는 것에 의존합니다.

설명

이것은 다음에 의존합니다 :

• 분자를 n/d가장 간단한 형태로 만드십시오 . 그런 다음 ọ2,5Ṁ적용되는 링크 d는 기수 포인트 다음에 비 주기적 숫자를 제공합니다.

ọ2,5Ṁ⁵*©×Ɠ÷µ×⁵_Ḟ$+Ḟ,®×³+.Ḟ÷g/$     Main link (monad take d as input)

    Ṁ                              Maximum
ọ                                  order of
 2,5                               2 or 5 on d
     ⁵*                            10 power
       ©                           Store value to register ®.
        ×Ɠ                         Multiply by eval(input()) (n)
          ÷                        Divide by first argument (d).
                                   Now the current value is n÷d×®.
           µ                       With that value,
            ×⁵                     Multiply by ⁵ = 10
              _Ḟ$                  subtract floor of self
                 +Ḟ                add floor or value (above)
                                   Given 123.45678, will get 123.5678
                                   (this remove first digit after `.`)
                   ,®              Pair with ®.
                     ׳            Scale
                       +.Ḟ         Round to integer
                          ÷g/$     Simplify fraction

답변

from fractions import*
F=Fraction
n,d=input()
i=n/d
n%=d
R=[]
D=[]
while~-(n in R):R+=n,;n*=10;g=n/d;n%=d;D+=g,
x=R.index(n)
r=D[x+1:]+[D[x]]
print i+F(`r`[1::3])/F('9'*len(r))/10**x+F("0."+"".join(map(str,D[:x])))

import fractions

num, denom = input()
integer_part, num = divmod(num, denom)

remainders = []
digits = []
current_remainder = num
while current_remainder not in remainders:
    remainders.append(current_remainder)
    current_remainder *= 10
    digit, current_remainder = divmod(current_remainder, denom)
    digits.append(digit)

remainder_index = remainders.index(current_remainder)
start_digits = digits[:remainder_index]
repeated_digits = digits[remainder_index:]

repeated_digits.append(repeated_digits.pop(0))

start_digits_str = "".join(map(str, start_digits))
repeated_digits_str = "".join(map(str, repeated_digits))

print(integer_part+int(repeated_digits_str)/fractions.Fraction('9'*(len(repeated_digits_str)))/10**len(start_digits_str)+fractions.Fraction("0."+start_digits_str))

from fractions import*
def f(n,d):
 i=1;r=[]
 while~-(i%d in r):r+=[i%d];i*=10
 r=10**r.index(i%d);u=i-r;v=i//r-1;t=u//d*n
 return Fraction(t-t%v+t%v*10//v+t%v*10%-~v,u)

(x=10^Max@IntegerExponent[#,{2,5}];(Floor@#+Mod[10#,1])/x&[x#2/#])&

{$/=.base-repeating;(+$0//$0~0)+([~]([$1.comb].rotate)/(9 x$1.chars)*.1**(($0~~/\.<(.*/).chars)if $1)}

{  # bare block lambda with implicit Rational parameter ｢$_｣

  $/ = .base-repeating; # store in ｢$/｣ the two strings '0.9' '761904'

    # handle the non-repeating part
    (
      +$0        # turn into a number
      // $0 ~ 0  # if that fails append 0 (handle cases like '0.')
    )

  +

    # handle the repeating part
    (
          [~]( [$1.comb].rotate ) # rotate the repeating part
        /
          ( 9 x $1.chars )        # use a divisor that will result in a repeating number

        *

         # offset it an appropriate amount

         .1 ** (
           ( $0 ~~ / \. <( .* / ).chars # count the characters after '.'
         )

      if $1  # only do the repeating part if there was a repeating part
    )
}