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denominator() function in Julia

Julia | denominator() function: In this tutorial, we are going to learn about the denominator() function with example in Julia programming language.
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Julia | denominator() function

denominator() function is a library function in Julia programming language, it is used to get the denominator of the rational representation of the given value.

Syntax:

    denominator(x)

Here, x is the rational representation.

Example:

    denominator(1//2)
    2

    denominator(2//3)
    3

    denominator(2//4)
    2

Program:

# Example of denominator() function in Julia

x = 1//2
y = 2//3
z = 2//4

println("denominator(x): ", denominator(x))
println("denominator(y): ", denominator(y))
println("denominator(z): ", denominator(z))
println()

a = 2
b = 3
c = 4

println("denominator(a): ", denominator(a))
println("denominator(b): ", denominator(b))
println("denominator(c): ", denominator(c))
println()

Output

denominator(x): 2
denominator(y): 3
denominator(z): 2

denominator(a): 1
denominator(b): 1
denominator(c): 1

Reference: Julia Base.denominator()