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NOTE:   Precision is limited to 19 digit wide...
NOTE: Since computational issues, reduction on decimal component EXCEEDING 999999999 (9 digits) will lose its precision by 1 digit. 
NOTE: Value of acceptedNumeratorLimit = 999999999. This can be changed to speed up most reduced form calculations
NOTE: Also to AVOID any Session kills or hanging
To create sample of decimals and fractions, original numerator will be divided  numerator/prime number from: 2 => 5
DENOMINATOR AND NUMERATOR WILL BOTH BE TRUNCATED INLINE WITH INTEGRITY ORIGINAL INPUTS
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is a prime number: 2
is a prime number: 3
is not a prime number: 4
is a prime number: 5



*** The Decimal presented: 0.74500000259999948
The fraction part:   74500000259999948
this is numerator:   74500000259999948
this is denominator: 100000000000000000
Denominator(100000000000000000) considered too large for computation
Denominator reduced to 9 digits wide: 100000000
Numerator(74500000259999948) considered too large for computation
Numerator reduced to 9 digits wide: 745000002
This is maximum potential Greatest Common Factor(100000000) between Numerator(745000002)  Denominator(100000000)
This is maximum potential Greatest Common Factor(50000000) between Numerator(372500001)  Denominator(50000000)
Elapsed time in seconds to reduce fraction: 4.489685737
reduced numerator:   372500001
reduced denominator: 50000000
Fraction presented is: 987000200/1000000200
No whole number before fraction
2Fraction provided in challenge: 987000200/1000000200 might not be correctly reduced (372500001/50000000)
2Original reduced fraction provided 987000200/1000000200 is non- representation of the initial decimal conversion: 0.74500000259999948
1Remaining original fraction(987000200/1000000200) in decimal is 0.9870000025999994 and NOT:0.74500000259999948(original)
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This will just be final part of the code...
Since several prime numbers have been generated, I will use the existing numerator
And store the results in a String array:   Numerator/prime number AS fraction  and Numerator/prime number AS decimal  and store results.  IT IS TO GET A FEEL OF DIFFERENT PATTERNS AS EXPLORED IN DOCUMENTATION!
This will provide a sample should I wish to populate initial array also! 
It will also show examples in which repetends have occured two or more times in the decimal precision (LIMIT 19 of STRING).
THIS IS ONLY circumstances available to enhance my code to utilize mapping to fractional equivalent....
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CHECK TO SEE IF ORIGINAL FRACTION IS TERMINATING: 
Terminating fraction since reduced denominator(50000000) has prime factor (divisble by prime number of two or five)
0.74500000259999948 is a periodic number
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 987000200/2
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 4.935001E8
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 987000200/3
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 3.290000666666667E8
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 987000200/5
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 1.9740004E8



*** The Decimal presented: 0.77777
The fraction part:   77777
this is numerator:   77777
this is denominator: 100000
This is maximum potential Greatest Common Factor(77777) between Numerator(77777)  Denominator(100000)
This is maximum potential Greatest Common Factor(77777) between Numerator(77777)  Denominator(100000)
Elapsed time in seconds to reduce fraction: 0.025856278
reduced numerator:   77777
reduced denominator: 100000
Fraction presented is: 77777/100000
No whole number before fraction
fraction provided in challenge is fully reduced: 77777/100000
Original fraction(77777/100000) provided is exact representation of the initial decimal conversion: 0.77777
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This will just be final part of the code...
Since several prime numbers have been generated, I will use the existing numerator
And store the results in a String array:   Numerator/prime number AS fraction  and Numerator/prime number AS decimal  and store results.  IT IS TO GET A FEEL OF DIFFERENT PATTERNS AS EXPLORED IN DOCUMENTATION!
This will provide a sample should I wish to populate initial array also! 
It will also show examples in which repetends have occured two or more times in the decimal precision (LIMIT 19 of STRING).
THIS IS ONLY circumstances available to enhance my code to utilize mapping to fractional equivalent....
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CHECK TO SEE IF ORIGINAL FRACTION IS TERMINATING: 
Terminating fraction since reduced denominator(100000) has prime factor (divisble by prime number of two or five)
0.77777 is a periodic number
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 77777/2
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 38888.5
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 77777/3
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 25925.666666666668
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 77777/5
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 15555.4



*** The Decimal presented: 0.1111111111111111111
Recurring digit occurs: 19 times
Recurring digit through entire decimal: 1
FULL EQUATION ONE: 0.1111111111111111111
FULL EQUATION TWO: 1.1111111111111111111
FULL EQUATION TWO A: 1.0
Fraction of recurring: 1/9
The fraction part:   1111111111111111111
this is numerator:   1111111111111111111
this is denominator: 1000000000000000000
Denominator(1000000000000000000) considered too large for computation
Denominator reduced to 10 digits wide: 1000000000due to recurrence numerator
Numerator(1111111111111111111) considered too large for computation
Numerator reduced to 9 digits wide: 111111111
This is maximum potential Greatest Common Factor(111111111) between Numerator(111111111)  Denominator(1000000000)
This is maximum potential Greatest Common Factor(111111111) between Numerator(111111111)  Denominator(1000000000)
Elapsed time in seconds to reduce fraction: 9.696663869
reduced numerator:   111111111
reduced denominator: 1000000000
Fraction presented is: 3/27
No whole number before fraction
2Fraction provided in challenge: 3/27 might not be correctly reduced (111111111/1000000000)
2Original reduced fraction provided 3/27 is non- representation of the initial decimal conversion: 0.1111111111111111111
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This will just be final part of the code...
Since several prime numbers have been generated, I will use the existing numerator
And store the results in a String array:   Numerator/prime number AS fraction  and Numerator/prime number AS decimal  and store results.  IT IS TO GET A FEEL OF DIFFERENT PATTERNS AS EXPLORED IN DOCUMENTATION!
This will provide a sample should I wish to populate initial array also! 
It will also show examples in which repetends have occured two or more times in the decimal precision (LIMIT 19 of STRING).
THIS IS ONLY circumstances available to enhance my code to utilize mapping to fractional equivalent....
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CHECK TO SEE IF ORIGINAL FRACTION IS TERMINATING: 
Terminating fraction since reduced denominator(1000000000) has prime factor (divisble by prime number of two or five)
0.1111111111111111111 is a periodic number
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 3/2
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 1.5
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 3/3
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 1.0
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 3/5
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 0.6



*** The Decimal presented: 0.1111111111111111111
The fraction part:   1111111111111111111
this is numerator:   1111111111111111111
this is denominator: 1000000000000000000
Denominator(1000000000000000000) considered too large for computation
Denominator reduced to 10 digits wide: 1000000000due to recurrence numerator
Numerator(1111111111111111111) considered too large for computation
Numerator reduced to 9 digits wide: 111111111
This is maximum potential Greatest Common Factor(111111111) between Numerator(111111111)  Denominator(1000000000)
This is maximum potential Greatest Common Factor(111111111) between Numerator(111111111)  Denominator(1000000000)
Elapsed time in seconds to reduce fraction: 6.612132289
reduced numerator:   111111111
reduced denominator: 1000000000
Fraction presented is: 1/9
No whole number before fraction
2Fraction provided in challenge: 1/9 might not be correctly reduced (111111111/1000000000)
2Original reduced fraction provided 1/9 is non- representation of the initial decimal conversion: 0.1111111111111111111
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This will just be final part of the code...
Since several prime numbers have been generated, I will use the existing numerator
And store the results in a String array:   Numerator/prime number AS fraction  and Numerator/prime number AS decimal  and store results.  IT IS TO GET A FEEL OF DIFFERENT PATTERNS AS EXPLORED IN DOCUMENTATION!
This will provide a sample should I wish to populate initial array also! 
It will also show examples in which repetends have occured two or more times in the decimal precision (LIMIT 19 of STRING).
THIS IS ONLY circumstances available to enhance my code to utilize mapping to fractional equivalent....
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CHECK TO SEE IF ORIGINAL FRACTION IS TERMINATING: 
Terminating fraction since reduced denominator(1000000000) has prime factor (divisble by prime number of two or five)
0.1111111111111111111 is a periodic number
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 1/2
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 0.5
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 1/3
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 0.3333333333333333
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 1/5
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 0.2



*** The Decimal presented: 0.7777777777777787777
The fraction part:   7777777777777787777
this is numerator:   7777777777777787777
this is denominator: 1000000000000000000
Denominator(1000000000000000000) considered too large for computation
Denominator reduced to 9 digits wide: 100000000
Numerator(7777777777777787777) considered too large for computation
Numerator reduced to 9 digits wide: 777777777
This is maximum potential Greatest Common Factor(100000000) between Numerator(777777777)  Denominator(100000000)
This is maximum potential Greatest Common Factor(100000000) between Numerator(777777777)  Denominator(100000000)
Elapsed time in seconds to reduce fraction: 3.828116884
reduced numerator:   777777777
reduced denominator: 100000000
Fraction presented is: 1-777/100
Whole number before fraction: 1
Original whole number from fraction (numerator/denominator):7
remaining numerator: 77
remaining fraction: 77/100
Fraction provided in challenge is improper: 1-777/100
Mixed number fraction is: 8-77/100
***Mismatch in whole numbers****
Fraction has following whole number:8
Original decimal has following whole number:0
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2Fraction provided in challenge: 77/100 might not be correctly reduced (777777777/100000000)
Discrepency above is due to conversion from improper=>proper fraction
1Original fraction(1-777/100)has been changed to proper fraction(8-77/100)
Remaining fraction is: 77/100 is non- representation of the initial decimal conversion: 0.7777777777777787777
1Remaining fraction 77/100 in decimal is 0.77 and NOT:0.7777777777777787777(original)
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This will just be final part of the code...
Since several prime numbers have been generated, I will use the existing numerator
And store the results in a String array:   Numerator/prime number AS fraction  and Numerator/prime number AS decimal  and store results.  IT IS TO GET A FEEL OF DIFFERENT PATTERNS AS EXPLORED IN DOCUMENTATION!
This will provide a sample should I wish to populate initial array also! 
It will also show examples in which repetends have occured two or more times in the decimal precision (LIMIT 19 of STRING).
THIS IS ONLY circumstances available to enhance my code to utilize mapping to fractional equivalent....
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CHECK TO SEE IF ORIGINAL FRACTION IS TERMINATING: 
Terminating fraction since reduced denominator(100000000) has prime factor (divisble by prime number of two or five)
0.7777777777777787777 is a periodic number
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 777/2
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 388.5
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 777/3
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 259.0
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 777/5
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 155.4



*** The Decimal presented: 0.6
The fraction part:   6
this is numerator:   6
this is denominator: 10
This is maximum potential Greatest Common Factor(6) between Numerator(6)  Denominator(10)
This is maximum potential Greatest Common Factor(3) between Numerator(3)  Denominator(5)
Elapsed time in seconds to reduce fraction: 1.17761E-4
reduced numerator:   3
reduced denominator: 5
Fraction presented is: 1/6
No whole number before fraction
2Fraction provided in challenge: 1/6 might not be correctly reduced (3/5)
2Original reduced fraction provided 1/6 is non- representation of the initial decimal conversion: 0.6
1Remaining original fraction(1/6) in decimal is 0.16666666666666666 and NOT:0.6(original)
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This will just be final part of the code...
Since several prime numbers have been generated, I will use the existing numerator
And store the results in a String array:   Numerator/prime number AS fraction  and Numerator/prime number AS decimal  and store results.  IT IS TO GET A FEEL OF DIFFERENT PATTERNS AS EXPLORED IN DOCUMENTATION!
This will provide a sample should I wish to populate initial array also! 
It will also show examples in which repetends have occured two or more times in the decimal precision (LIMIT 19 of STRING).
THIS IS ONLY circumstances available to enhance my code to utilize mapping to fractional equivalent....
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CHECK TO SEE IF ORIGINAL FRACTION IS TERMINATING: 
NOT Terminating fraction since reduced denominator (5) is NOT divisble by prime number of two or five
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 1/2
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 0.5
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 1/3
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 0.3333333333333333
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 1/5
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 0.2



*** The Decimal presented: 3.1425
The fraction part:   1425
this is numerator:   1425
this is denominator: 10000
This is maximum potential Greatest Common Factor(1425) between Numerator(1425)  Denominator(10000)
This is maximum potential Greatest Common Factor(285) between Numerator(285)  Denominator(2000)
Elapsed time in seconds to reduce fraction: 3.49045E-4
reduced numerator:   285
reduced denominator: 2000
Fraction presented is: 22/7
No whole number before fraction
Original whole number from fraction (numerator/denominator):3
remaining numerator: 1
remaining fraction: 1/7
Fraction provided in challenge is improper: 22/7
Mixed number fraction is: 3-1/7
1Mixed number fraction(3) and original decimal(3) have same whole number
2Fraction provided in challenge: 1/7 might not be correctly reduced (285/2000)
Discrepency above is due to conversion from improper=>proper fraction
1Original fraction(22/7)has been changed to proper fraction(3-1/7)
Remaining fraction is: 1/7 is non- representation of the initial decimal conversion: 0.1425
1Remaining fraction 1/7 in decimal is 0.14285714285714285 and NOT:0.1425(original)
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This will just be final part of the code...
Since several prime numbers have been generated, I will use the existing numerator
And store the results in a String array:   Numerator/prime number AS fraction  and Numerator/prime number AS decimal  and store results.  IT IS TO GET A FEEL OF DIFFERENT PATTERNS AS EXPLORED IN DOCUMENTATION!
This will provide a sample should I wish to populate initial array also! 
It will also show examples in which repetends have occured two or more times in the decimal precision (LIMIT 19 of STRING).
THIS IS ONLY circumstances available to enhance my code to utilize mapping to fractional equivalent....
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CHECK TO SEE IF ORIGINAL FRACTION IS TERMINATING: 
Terminating fraction since reduced denominator(2000) has prime factor (divisble by prime number of two or five)
3.1425 is a periodic number
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 22/2
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 11.0
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 22/3
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 7.333333333333333
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 22/5
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 4.4



*** The Decimal presented: 0.6
The fraction part:   6
this is numerator:   6
this is denominator: 10
This is maximum potential Greatest Common Factor(6) between Numerator(6)  Denominator(10)
This is maximum potential Greatest Common Factor(3) between Numerator(3)  Denominator(5)
Elapsed time in seconds to reduce fraction: 7.0912E-5
reduced numerator:   3
reduced denominator: 5
Fraction presented is: 2/3
No whole number before fraction
2Fraction provided in challenge: 2/3 might not be correctly reduced (3/5)
2Original reduced fraction provided 2/3 is non- representation of the initial decimal conversion: 0.6
1Remaining original fraction(2/3) in decimal is 0.6666666666666666 and NOT:0.6(original)
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This will just be final part of the code...
Since several prime numbers have been generated, I will use the existing numerator
And store the results in a String array:   Numerator/prime number AS fraction  and Numerator/prime number AS decimal  and store results.  IT IS TO GET A FEEL OF DIFFERENT PATTERNS AS EXPLORED IN DOCUMENTATION!
This will provide a sample should I wish to populate initial array also! 
It will also show examples in which repetends have occured two or more times in the decimal precision (LIMIT 19 of STRING).
THIS IS ONLY circumstances available to enhance my code to utilize mapping to fractional equivalent....
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CHECK TO SEE IF ORIGINAL FRACTION IS TERMINATING: 
NOT Terminating fraction since reduced denominator (5) is NOT divisble by prime number of two or five
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 2/2
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 1.0
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 2/3
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 0.6666666666666666
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 2/5
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 0.4



*** The Decimal presented: 1.1
The fraction part:   1
this is numerator:   1
this is denominator: 10
This is maximum potential Greatest Common Factor(1) between Numerator(1)  Denominator(10)
This is maximum potential Greatest Common Factor(1) between Numerator(1)  Denominator(10)
Elapsed time in seconds to reduce fraction: 7.8641E-5
reduced numerator:   1
reduced denominator: 10
Fraction presented is: 10/9
No whole number before fraction
Original whole number from fraction (numerator/denominator):1
remaining numerator: 1
remaining fraction: 1/9
Fraction provided in challenge is improper: 10/9
Mixed number fraction is: 1-1/9
1Mixed number fraction(1) and original decimal(1) have same whole number
2Fraction provided in challenge: 1/9 might not be correctly reduced (1/10)
Discrepency above is due to conversion from improper=>proper fraction
1Original fraction(10/9)has been changed to proper fraction(1-1/9)
Remaining fraction is: 1/9 is non- representation of the initial decimal conversion: 0.1
1Remaining fraction 1/9 in decimal is 0.1111111111111111 and NOT:0.1(original)
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This will just be final part of the code...
Since several prime numbers have been generated, I will use the existing numerator
And store the results in a String array:   Numerator/prime number AS fraction  and Numerator/prime number AS decimal  and store results.  IT IS TO GET A FEEL OF DIFFERENT PATTERNS AS EXPLORED IN DOCUMENTATION!
This will provide a sample should I wish to populate initial array also! 
It will also show examples in which repetends have occured two or more times in the decimal precision (LIMIT 19 of STRING).
THIS IS ONLY circumstances available to enhance my code to utilize mapping to fractional equivalent....
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CHECK TO SEE IF ORIGINAL FRACTION IS TERMINATING: 
Terminating fraction since reduced denominator(10) has prime factor (divisble by prime number of two or five)
1.1 is a periodic number
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 10/2
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 5.0
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 10/3
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 3.3333333333333335
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 10/5
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 2.0



*** The Decimal presented: 6.1
The fraction part:   1
this is numerator:   1
this is denominator: 10
This is maximum potential Greatest Common Factor(1) between Numerator(1)  Denominator(10)
This is maximum potential Greatest Common Factor(1) between Numerator(1)  Denominator(10)
Elapsed time in seconds to reduce fraction: 7.2012E-5
reduced numerator:   1
reduced denominator: 10
Fraction presented is: 10/9
No whole number before fraction
Original whole number from fraction (numerator/denominator):1
remaining numerator: 1
remaining fraction: 1/9
Fraction provided in challenge is improper: 10/9
Mixed number fraction is: 1-1/9
***Mismatch in whole numbers****
Fraction has following whole number:1
Original decimal has following whole number:6
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2Fraction provided in challenge: 1/9 might not be correctly reduced (1/10)
Discrepency above is due to conversion from improper=>proper fraction
1Original fraction(10/9)has been changed to proper fraction(1-1/9)
Remaining fraction is: 1/9 is non- representation of the initial decimal conversion: 0.1
1Remaining fraction 1/9 in decimal is 0.1111111111111111 and NOT:0.1(original)
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This will just be final part of the code...
Since several prime numbers have been generated, I will use the existing numerator
And store the results in a String array:   Numerator/prime number AS fraction  and Numerator/prime number AS decimal  and store results.  IT IS TO GET A FEEL OF DIFFERENT PATTERNS AS EXPLORED IN DOCUMENTATION!
This will provide a sample should I wish to populate initial array also! 
It will also show examples in which repetends have occured two or more times in the decimal precision (LIMIT 19 of STRING).
THIS IS ONLY circumstances available to enhance my code to utilize mapping to fractional equivalent....
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CHECK TO SEE IF ORIGINAL FRACTION IS TERMINATING: 
Terminating fraction since reduced denominator(10) has prime factor (divisble by prime number of two or five)
6.1 is a periodic number
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 10/2
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 5.0
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 10/3
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 3.3333333333333335
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 10/5
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 2.0



*** The Decimal presented: 6.1
The fraction part:   1
this is numerator:   1
this is denominator: 10
This is maximum potential Greatest Common Factor(1) between Numerator(1)  Denominator(10)
This is maximum potential Greatest Common Factor(1) between Numerator(1)  Denominator(10)
Elapsed time in seconds to reduce fraction: 7.8323E-5
reduced numerator:   1
reduced denominator: 10
Fraction presented is: 1-3/9
Whole number before fraction: 1
***2Mismatch in whole numbers****
Fraction has following whole number:1
Original decimal has following whole number:6
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2Fraction provided in challenge: 1-3/9 might not be correctly reduced (1/10)
2Original reduced fraction provided 1-3/9 is non- representation of the initial decimal conversion: 0.1
1Remaining original fraction(1-3/9) in decimal is 0.3333333333333333 and NOT:0.1(original)
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This will just be final part of the code...
Since several prime numbers have been generated, I will use the existing numerator
And store the results in a String array:   Numerator/prime number AS fraction  and Numerator/prime number AS decimal  and store results.  IT IS TO GET A FEEL OF DIFFERENT PATTERNS AS EXPLORED IN DOCUMENTATION!
This will provide a sample should I wish to populate initial array also! 
It will also show examples in which repetends have occured two or more times in the decimal precision (LIMIT 19 of STRING).
THIS IS ONLY circumstances available to enhance my code to utilize mapping to fractional equivalent....
**************************************************
CHECK TO SEE IF ORIGINAL FRACTION IS TERMINATING: 
Terminating fraction since reduced denominator(10) has prime factor (divisble by prime number of two or five)
6.1 is a periodic number
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 3/2
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 1.5
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 3/3
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 1.0
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 3/5
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 0.6



*** The Decimal presented: 0.192367
The fraction part:   192367
this is numerator:   192367
this is denominator: 1000000
This is maximum potential Greatest Common Factor(192367) between Numerator(192367)  Denominator(1000000)
This is maximum potential Greatest Common Factor(192367) between Numerator(192367)  Denominator(1000000)
Elapsed time in seconds to reduce fraction: 0.198706482
reduced numerator:   192367
reduced denominator: 1000000
Fraction presented is: 5343/27775
No whole number before fraction
2Fraction provided in challenge: 5343/27775 might not be correctly reduced (192367/1000000)
2Original reduced fraction provided 5343/27775 is non- representation of the initial decimal conversion: 0.192367
1Remaining original fraction(5343/27775) in decimal is 0.19236723672367237 and NOT:0.192367(original)
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This will just be final part of the code...
Since several prime numbers have been generated, I will use the existing numerator
And store the results in a String array:   Numerator/prime number AS fraction  and Numerator/prime number AS decimal  and store results.  IT IS TO GET A FEEL OF DIFFERENT PATTERNS AS EXPLORED IN DOCUMENTATION!
This will provide a sample should I wish to populate initial array also! 
It will also show examples in which repetends have occured two or more times in the decimal precision (LIMIT 19 of STRING).
THIS IS ONLY circumstances available to enhance my code to utilize mapping to fractional equivalent....
**************************************************
CHECK TO SEE IF ORIGINAL FRACTION IS TERMINATING: 
Terminating fraction since reduced denominator(1000000) has prime factor (divisble by prime number of two or five)
0.192367 is a periodic number
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 5343/2
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 2671.5
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 5343/3
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 1781.0
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 5343/5
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 1068.6



*** The Decimal presented: 0.10973
The fraction part:   10973
this is numerator:   10973
this is denominator: 100000
This is maximum potential Greatest Common Factor(10973) between Numerator(10973)  Denominator(100000)
This is maximum potential Greatest Common Factor(10973) between Numerator(10973)  Denominator(100000)
Elapsed time in seconds to reduce fraction: 0.00293306
reduced numerator:   10973
reduced denominator: 100000
Fraction presented is: 823/7500
No whole number before fraction
2Fraction provided in challenge: 823/7500 might not be correctly reduced (10973/100000)
2Original reduced fraction provided 823/7500 is non- representation of the initial decimal conversion: 0.10973
1Remaining original fraction(823/7500) in decimal is 0.10973333333333334 and NOT:0.10973(original)
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This will just be final part of the code...
Since several prime numbers have been generated, I will use the existing numerator
And store the results in a String array:   Numerator/prime number AS fraction  and Numerator/prime number AS decimal  and store results.  IT IS TO GET A FEEL OF DIFFERENT PATTERNS AS EXPLORED IN DOCUMENTATION!
This will provide a sample should I wish to populate initial array also! 
It will also show examples in which repetends have occured two or more times in the decimal precision (LIMIT 19 of STRING).
THIS IS ONLY circumstances available to enhance my code to utilize mapping to fractional equivalent....
**************************************************
CHECK TO SEE IF ORIGINAL FRACTION IS TERMINATING: 
Terminating fraction since reduced denominator(100000) has prime factor (divisble by prime number of two or five)
0.10973 is a periodic number
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 823/2
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 411.5
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 823/3
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 274.3333333333333
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 823/5
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 164.6



*** The Decimal presented: 0.343
The fraction part:   343
this is numerator:   343
this is denominator: 1000
This is maximum potential Greatest Common Factor(343) between Numerator(343)  Denominator(1000)
This is maximum potential Greatest Common Factor(343) between Numerator(343)  Denominator(1000)
Elapsed time in seconds to reduce fraction: 1.63273E-4
reduced numerator:   343
reduced denominator: 1000
Fraction presented is: 1/3
No whole number before fraction
2Fraction provided in challenge: 1/3 might not be correctly reduced (343/1000)
2Original reduced fraction provided 1/3 is non- representation of the initial decimal conversion: 0.343
1Remaining original fraction(1/3) in decimal is 0.3333333333333333 and NOT:0.343(original)
************************************************
This will just be final part of the code...
Since several prime numbers have been generated, I will use the existing numerator
And store the results in a String array:   Numerator/prime number AS fraction  and Numerator/prime number AS decimal  and store results.  IT IS TO GET A FEEL OF DIFFERENT PATTERNS AS EXPLORED IN DOCUMENTATION!
This will provide a sample should I wish to populate initial array also! 
It will also show examples in which repetends have occured two or more times in the decimal precision (LIMIT 19 of STRING).
THIS IS ONLY circumstances available to enhance my code to utilize mapping to fractional equivalent....
**************************************************
CHECK TO SEE IF ORIGINAL FRACTION IS TERMINATING: 
Terminating fraction since reduced denominator(1000) has prime factor (divisble by prime number of two or five)
0.343 is a periodic number
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 1/2
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 0.5
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 1/3
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 0.3333333333333333
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 1/5
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 0.2



*** The Decimal presented: 0.01100550275137568784
The fraction part:   01100550275137568784
this is numerator:   1100550275137568784
this is denominator: 1000000000000000000
Denominator(1000000000000000000) considered too large for computation
Denominator reduced to 9 digits wide: 100000000
Numerator(1100550275137568784) considered too large for computation
Numerator reduced to 9 digits wide: 110055027
This is maximum potential Greatest Common Factor(100000000) between Numerator(110055027)  Denominator(100000000)
This is maximum potential Greatest Common Factor(100000000) between Numerator(110055027)  Denominator(100000000)
Elapsed time in seconds to reduce fraction: 11.217063503
reduced numerator:   110055027
reduced denominator: 100000000
Fraction presented is: 22/1999
No whole number before fraction
2Fraction provided in challenge: 22/1999 might not be correctly reduced (110055027/100000000)
2Original reduced fraction provided 22/1999 is non- representation of the initial decimal conversion: 0.01100550275137568784
1Remaining original fraction(22/1999) in decimal is 0.011005502751375688 and NOT:0.01100550275137568784(original)
************************************************
This will just be final part of the code...
Since several prime numbers have been generated, I will use the existing numerator
And store the results in a String array:   Numerator/prime number AS fraction  and Numerator/prime number AS decimal  and store results.  IT IS TO GET A FEEL OF DIFFERENT PATTERNS AS EXPLORED IN DOCUMENTATION!
This will provide a sample should I wish to populate initial array also! 
It will also show examples in which repetends have occured two or more times in the decimal precision (LIMIT 19 of STRING).
THIS IS ONLY circumstances available to enhance my code to utilize mapping to fractional equivalent....
**************************************************
CHECK TO SEE IF ORIGINAL FRACTION IS TERMINATING: 
Terminating fraction since reduced denominator(100000000) has prime factor (divisble by prime number of two or five)
0.01100550275137568784 is a periodic number
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 22/2
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 11.0
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 22/3
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 7.333333333333333
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 22/5
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 4.4



*** The Decimal presented: 0.242424
The fraction part:   242424
this is numerator:   242424
this is denominator: 1000000
This is maximum potential Greatest Common Factor(242424) between Numerator(242424)  Denominator(1000000)
This is maximum potential Greatest Common Factor(30303) between Numerator(30303)  Denominator(125000)
Elapsed time in seconds to reduce fraction: 0.004297515
reduced numerator:   30303
reduced denominator: 125000
Fraction presented is: 30303/125000
No whole number before fraction
fraction provided in challenge is fully reduced: 30303/125000
Original fraction(30303/125000) provided is exact representation of the initial decimal conversion: 0.242424
************************************************
This will just be final part of the code...
Since several prime numbers have been generated, I will use the existing numerator
And store the results in a String array:   Numerator/prime number AS fraction  and Numerator/prime number AS decimal  and store results.  IT IS TO GET A FEEL OF DIFFERENT PATTERNS AS EXPLORED IN DOCUMENTATION!
This will provide a sample should I wish to populate initial array also! 
It will also show examples in which repetends have occured two or more times in the decimal precision (LIMIT 19 of STRING).
THIS IS ONLY circumstances available to enhance my code to utilize mapping to fractional equivalent....
**************************************************
CHECK TO SEE IF ORIGINAL FRACTION IS TERMINATING: 
Terminating fraction since reduced denominator(125000) has prime factor (divisble by prime number of two or five)
0.242424 is a periodic number
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 30303/2
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 15151.5
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 30303/3
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 10101.0
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 30303/5
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 6060.6



*** The Decimal presented: 0.1875325
The fraction part:   1875325
this is numerator:   1875325
this is denominator: 10000000
This is maximum potential Greatest Common Factor(1875325) between Numerator(1875325)  Denominator(10000000)
This is maximum potential Greatest Common Factor(375065) between Numerator(375065)  Denominator(2000000)
Elapsed time in seconds to reduce fraction: 0.0715843
reduced numerator:   375065
reduced denominator: 2000000
Fraction presented is: 75013/400000
No whole number before fraction
2Fraction provided in challenge: 75013/400000 might not be correctly reduced (375065/2000000)
2Original reduced fraction provided 75013/400000 is non- representation of the initial decimal conversion: 0.1875325
1Remaining original fraction(75013/400000) in decimal is 0.1875325 and NOT:0.1875325(original)
************************************************
This will just be final part of the code...
Since several prime numbers have been generated, I will use the existing numerator
And store the results in a String array:   Numerator/prime number AS fraction  and Numerator/prime number AS decimal  and store results.  IT IS TO GET A FEEL OF DIFFERENT PATTERNS AS EXPLORED IN DOCUMENTATION!
This will provide a sample should I wish to populate initial array also! 
It will also show examples in which repetends have occured two or more times in the decimal precision (LIMIT 19 of STRING).
THIS IS ONLY circumstances available to enhance my code to utilize mapping to fractional equivalent....
**************************************************
CHECK TO SEE IF ORIGINAL FRACTION IS TERMINATING: 
Terminating fraction since reduced denominator(2000000) has prime factor (divisble by prime number of two or five)
0.1875325 is a periodic number
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 75013/2
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 37506.5
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 75013/3
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 25004.333333333332
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 75013/5
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 15002.6



*** The Decimal presented: 0.5
The fraction part:   5
this is numerator:   5
this is denominator: 10
This is maximum potential Greatest Common Factor(5) between Numerator(5)  Denominator(10)
This is maximum potential Greatest Common Factor(1) between Numerator(1)  Denominator(2)
Elapsed time in seconds to reduce fraction: 4.5877E-5
reduced numerator:   1
reduced denominator: 2
Fraction presented is: 1/2
No whole number before fraction
fraction provided in challenge is fully reduced: 1/2
Original fraction(1/2) provided is exact representation of the initial decimal conversion: 0.5
************************************************
This will just be final part of the code...
Since several prime numbers have been generated, I will use the existing numerator
And store the results in a String array:   Numerator/prime number AS fraction  and Numerator/prime number AS decimal  and store results.  IT IS TO GET A FEEL OF DIFFERENT PATTERNS AS EXPLORED IN DOCUMENTATION!
This will provide a sample should I wish to populate initial array also! 
It will also show examples in which repetends have occured two or more times in the decimal precision (LIMIT 19 of STRING).
THIS IS ONLY circumstances available to enhance my code to utilize mapping to fractional equivalent....
**************************************************
CHECK TO SEE IF ORIGINAL FRACTION IS TERMINATING: 
Terminating fraction since reduced denominator(2) has prime factor (divisble by prime number of two or five)
0.5 is a periodic number
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 1/2
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 0.5
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 1/3
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 0.3333333333333333
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 1/5
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 0.2



*** The Decimal presented: 1.25
The fraction part:   25
this is numerator:   25
this is denominator: 100
This is maximum potential Greatest Common Factor(25) between Numerator(25)  Denominator(100)
This is maximum potential Greatest Common Factor(5) between Numerator(5)  Denominator(20)
Elapsed time in seconds to reduce fraction: 2.6645E-5
reduced numerator:   5
reduced denominator: 20
Fraction presented is: 1-1/4
Whole number before fraction: 1
3Mixed number fraction(1) and original decimal(1) have same whole number
2Fraction provided in challenge: 1-1/4 might not be correctly reduced (5/20)
2Original reduced fraction provided 1-1/4 is non- representation of the initial decimal conversion: 0.25
1Remaining original fraction(1-1/4) in decimal is 0.25 and NOT:0.25(original)
************************************************
This will just be final part of the code...
Since several prime numbers have been generated, I will use the existing numerator
And store the results in a String array:   Numerator/prime number AS fraction  and Numerator/prime number AS decimal  and store results.  IT IS TO GET A FEEL OF DIFFERENT PATTERNS AS EXPLORED IN DOCUMENTATION!
This will provide a sample should I wish to populate initial array also! 
It will also show examples in which repetends have occured two or more times in the decimal precision (LIMIT 19 of STRING).
THIS IS ONLY circumstances available to enhance my code to utilize mapping to fractional equivalent....
**************************************************
CHECK TO SEE IF ORIGINAL FRACTION IS TERMINATING: 
Terminating fraction since reduced denominator(20) has prime factor (divisble by prime number of two or five)
1.25 is a periodic number
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 1/2
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 0.5
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 1/3
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 0.3333333333333333
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 1/5
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 0.2



*** The Decimal presented: 0.0123
The fraction part:   0123
this is numerator:   123
this is denominator: 10000
This is maximum potential Greatest Common Factor(123) between Numerator(123)  Denominator(10000)
This is maximum potential Greatest Common Factor(123) between Numerator(123)  Denominator(10000)
Elapsed time in seconds to reduce fraction: 5.002E-5
reduced numerator:   123
reduced denominator: 10000
Fraction presented is: 123/10000
No whole number before fraction
fraction provided in challenge is fully reduced: 123/10000
Original fraction(123/10000) provided is exact representation of the initial decimal conversion: 0.0123
************************************************
This will just be final part of the code...
Since several prime numbers have been generated, I will use the existing numerator
And store the results in a String array:   Numerator/prime number AS fraction  and Numerator/prime number AS decimal  and store results.  IT IS TO GET A FEEL OF DIFFERENT PATTERNS AS EXPLORED IN DOCUMENTATION!
This will provide a sample should I wish to populate initial array also! 
It will also show examples in which repetends have occured two or more times in the decimal precision (LIMIT 19 of STRING).
THIS IS ONLY circumstances available to enhance my code to utilize mapping to fractional equivalent....
**************************************************
CHECK TO SEE IF ORIGINAL FRACTION IS TERMINATING: 
Terminating fraction since reduced denominator(10000) has prime factor (divisble by prime number of two or five)
0.0123 is a periodic number
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 123/2
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 61.5
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 123/3
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 41.0
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 123/5
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 24.6



*** The Decimal presented: 0.0001
The fraction part:   0001
this is numerator:   1
this is denominator: 10000
This is maximum potential Greatest Common Factor(1) between Numerator(1)  Denominator(10000)
This is maximum potential Greatest Common Factor(1) between Numerator(1)  Denominator(10000)
Elapsed time in seconds to reduce fraction: 2.9015E-5
reduced numerator:   1
reduced denominator: 10000
Fraction presented is: 1/10000
No whole number before fraction
fraction provided in challenge is fully reduced: 1/10000
Original fraction(1/10000) provided is exact representation of the initial decimal conversion: 0.0001
************************************************
This will just be final part of the code...
Since several prime numbers have been generated, I will use the existing numerator
And store the results in a String array:   Numerator/prime number AS fraction  and Numerator/prime number AS decimal  and store results.  IT IS TO GET A FEEL OF DIFFERENT PATTERNS AS EXPLORED IN DOCUMENTATION!
This will provide a sample should I wish to populate initial array also! 
It will also show examples in which repetends have occured two or more times in the decimal precision (LIMIT 19 of STRING).
THIS IS ONLY circumstances available to enhance my code to utilize mapping to fractional equivalent....
**************************************************
CHECK TO SEE IF ORIGINAL FRACTION IS TERMINATING: 
Terminating fraction since reduced denominator(10000) has prime factor (divisble by prime number of two or five)
0.0001 is a periodic number
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 1/2
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 0.5
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 1/3
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 0.3333333333333333
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 1/5
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 0.2



*** The Decimal presented: 0.999
The fraction part:   999
this is numerator:   999
this is denominator: 1000
This is maximum potential Greatest Common Factor(999) between Numerator(999)  Denominator(1000)
This is maximum potential Greatest Common Factor(999) between Numerator(999)  Denominator(1000)
Elapsed time in seconds to reduce fraction: 1.34617E-4
reduced numerator:   999
reduced denominator: 1000
Fraction presented is: 999/1000
No whole number before fraction
fraction provided in challenge is fully reduced: 999/1000
Original fraction(999/1000) provided is exact representation of the initial decimal conversion: 0.999
************************************************
This will just be final part of the code...
Since several prime numbers have been generated, I will use the existing numerator
And store the results in a String array:   Numerator/prime number AS fraction  and Numerator/prime number AS decimal  and store results.  IT IS TO GET A FEEL OF DIFFERENT PATTERNS AS EXPLORED IN DOCUMENTATION!
This will provide a sample should I wish to populate initial array also! 
It will also show examples in which repetends have occured two or more times in the decimal precision (LIMIT 19 of STRING).
THIS IS ONLY circumstances available to enhance my code to utilize mapping to fractional equivalent....
**************************************************
CHECK TO SEE IF ORIGINAL FRACTION IS TERMINATING: 
Terminating fraction since reduced denominator(1000) has prime factor (divisble by prime number of two or five)
0.999 is a periodic number
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 999/2
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 499.5
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 999/3
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 333.0
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 999/5
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 199.8



*** The Decimal presented: 0.15
The fraction part:   15
this is numerator:   15
this is denominator: 100
This is maximum potential Greatest Common Factor(15) between Numerator(15)  Denominator(100)
This is maximum potential Greatest Common Factor(3) between Numerator(3)  Denominator(20)
Elapsed time in seconds to reduce fraction: 2.3151E-5
reduced numerator:   3
reduced denominator: 20
Fraction presented is: 15/100
No whole number before fraction
2Fraction provided in challenge: 15/100 might not be correctly reduced (3/20)
2Original reduced fraction provided 15/100 is non- representation of the initial decimal conversion: 0.15
1Remaining original fraction(15/100) in decimal is 0.15 and NOT:0.15(original)
************************************************
This will just be final part of the code...
Since several prime numbers have been generated, I will use the existing numerator
And store the results in a String array:   Numerator/prime number AS fraction  and Numerator/prime number AS decimal  and store results.  IT IS TO GET A FEEL OF DIFFERENT PATTERNS AS EXPLORED IN DOCUMENTATION!
This will provide a sample should I wish to populate initial array also! 
It will also show examples in which repetends have occured two or more times in the decimal precision (LIMIT 19 of STRING).
THIS IS ONLY circumstances available to enhance my code to utilize mapping to fractional equivalent....
**************************************************
CHECK TO SEE IF ORIGINAL FRACTION IS TERMINATING: 
Terminating fraction since reduced denominator(20) has prime factor (divisble by prime number of two or five)
0.15 is a periodic number
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 15/2
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 7.5
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 15/3
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 5.0
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 15/5
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 3.0



*** The Decimal presented: 0.86
The fraction part:   86
this is numerator:   86
this is denominator: 100
This is maximum potential Greatest Common Factor(86) between Numerator(86)  Denominator(100)
This is maximum potential Greatest Common Factor(43) between Numerator(43)  Denominator(50)
Elapsed time in seconds to reduce fraction: 2.5966E-5
reduced numerator:   43
reduced denominator: 50
Fraction presented is: 86/100
No whole number before fraction
2Fraction provided in challenge: 86/100 might not be correctly reduced (43/50)
2Original reduced fraction provided 86/100 is non- representation of the initial decimal conversion: 0.86
1Remaining original fraction(86/100) in decimal is 0.86 and NOT:0.86(original)
************************************************
This will just be final part of the code...
Since several prime numbers have been generated, I will use the existing numerator
And store the results in a String array:   Numerator/prime number AS fraction  and Numerator/prime number AS decimal  and store results.  IT IS TO GET A FEEL OF DIFFERENT PATTERNS AS EXPLORED IN DOCUMENTATION!
This will provide a sample should I wish to populate initial array also! 
It will also show examples in which repetends have occured two or more times in the decimal precision (LIMIT 19 of STRING).
THIS IS ONLY circumstances available to enhance my code to utilize mapping to fractional equivalent....
**************************************************
CHECK TO SEE IF ORIGINAL FRACTION IS TERMINATING: 
Terminating fraction since reduced denominator(50) has prime factor (divisble by prime number of two or five)
0.86 is a periodic number
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 86/2
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 43.0
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 86/3
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 28.666666666666668
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 86/5
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 17.2



*** The Decimal presented: 10.4
The fraction part:   4
this is numerator:   4
this is denominator: 10
This is maximum potential Greatest Common Factor(4) between Numerator(4)  Denominator(10)
This is maximum potential Greatest Common Factor(2) between Numerator(2)  Denominator(5)
Elapsed time in seconds to reduce fraction: 2.0982E-5
reduced numerator:   2
reduced denominator: 5
Fraction presented is: 10-2/5
Whole number before fraction: 10
3Mixed number fraction(10) and original decimal(10) have same whole number
fraction provided in challenge is fully reduced: 10-2/5
Original fraction(10-2/5) provided is exact representation of the initial decimal conversion: 10.4
************************************************
This will just be final part of the code...
Since several prime numbers have been generated, I will use the existing numerator
And store the results in a String array:   Numerator/prime number AS fraction  and Numerator/prime number AS decimal  and store results.  IT IS TO GET A FEEL OF DIFFERENT PATTERNS AS EXPLORED IN DOCUMENTATION!
This will provide a sample should I wish to populate initial array also! 
It will also show examples in which repetends have occured two or more times in the decimal precision (LIMIT 19 of STRING).
THIS IS ONLY circumstances available to enhance my code to utilize mapping to fractional equivalent....
**************************************************
CHECK TO SEE IF ORIGINAL FRACTION IS TERMINATING: 
NOT Terminating fraction since reduced denominator (5) is NOT divisble by prime number of two or five
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 2/2
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 1.0
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 2/3
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 0.6666666666666666
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 2/5
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 0.4



*** The Decimal presented: 23.5
The fraction part:   5
this is numerator:   5
this is denominator: 10
This is maximum potential Greatest Common Factor(5) between Numerator(5)  Denominator(10)
This is maximum potential Greatest Common Factor(1) between Numerator(1)  Denominator(2)
Elapsed time in seconds to reduce fraction: 3.8494E-5
reduced numerator:   1
reduced denominator: 2
Fraction presented is: 23-1/2
Whole number before fraction: 23
3Mixed number fraction(23) and original decimal(23) have same whole number
fraction provided in challenge is fully reduced: 23-1/2
Original fraction(23-1/2) provided is exact representation of the initial decimal conversion: 23.5
************************************************
This will just be final part of the code...
Since several prime numbers have been generated, I will use the existing numerator
And store the results in a String array:   Numerator/prime number AS fraction  and Numerator/prime number AS decimal  and store results.  IT IS TO GET A FEEL OF DIFFERENT PATTERNS AS EXPLORED IN DOCUMENTATION!
This will provide a sample should I wish to populate initial array also! 
It will also show examples in which repetends have occured two or more times in the decimal precision (LIMIT 19 of STRING).
THIS IS ONLY circumstances available to enhance my code to utilize mapping to fractional equivalent....
**************************************************
CHECK TO SEE IF ORIGINAL FRACTION IS TERMINATING: 
Terminating fraction since reduced denominator(2) has prime factor (divisble by prime number of two or five)
23.5 is a periodic number
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 1/2
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 0.5
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 1/3
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 0.3333333333333333
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 1/5
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 0.2



*** The Decimal presented: 0.75
The fraction part:   75
this is numerator:   75
this is denominator: 100
This is maximum potential Greatest Common Factor(75) between Numerator(75)  Denominator(100)
This is maximum potential Greatest Common Factor(15) between Numerator(15)  Denominator(20)
Elapsed time in seconds to reduce fraction: 4.06E-5
reduced numerator:   15
reduced denominator: 20
Fraction presented is: 3/4
No whole number before fraction
2Fraction provided in challenge: 3/4 might not be correctly reduced (15/20)
2Original reduced fraction provided 3/4 is non- representation of the initial decimal conversion: 0.75
1Remaining original fraction(3/4) in decimal is 0.75 and NOT:0.75(original)
************************************************
This will just be final part of the code...
Since several prime numbers have been generated, I will use the existing numerator
And store the results in a String array:   Numerator/prime number AS fraction  and Numerator/prime number AS decimal  and store results.  IT IS TO GET A FEEL OF DIFFERENT PATTERNS AS EXPLORED IN DOCUMENTATION!
This will provide a sample should I wish to populate initial array also! 
It will also show examples in which repetends have occured two or more times in the decimal precision (LIMIT 19 of STRING).
THIS IS ONLY circumstances available to enhance my code to utilize mapping to fractional equivalent....
**************************************************
CHECK TO SEE IF ORIGINAL FRACTION IS TERMINATING: 
Terminating fraction since reduced denominator(20) has prime factor (divisble by prime number of two or five)
0.75 is a periodic number
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 3/2
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 1.5
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 3/3
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 1.0
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 3/5
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 0.6



*** The Decimal presented: 0.33533
The fraction part:   33533
this is numerator:   33533
this is denominator: 100000
This is maximum potential Greatest Common Factor(33533) between Numerator(33533)  Denominator(100000)
This is maximum potential Greatest Common Factor(33533) between Numerator(33533)  Denominator(100000)
Elapsed time in seconds to reduce fraction: 0.027504745
reduced numerator:   33533
reduced denominator: 100000
Fraction presented is: 33533/100000
No whole number before fraction
fraction provided in challenge is fully reduced: 33533/100000
Original fraction(33533/100000) provided is exact representation of the initial decimal conversion: 0.33533
************************************************
This will just be final part of the code...
Since several prime numbers have been generated, I will use the existing numerator
And store the results in a String array:   Numerator/prime number AS fraction  and Numerator/prime number AS decimal  and store results.  IT IS TO GET A FEEL OF DIFFERENT PATTERNS AS EXPLORED IN DOCUMENTATION!
This will provide a sample should I wish to populate initial array also! 
It will also show examples in which repetends have occured two or more times in the decimal precision (LIMIT 19 of STRING).
THIS IS ONLY circumstances available to enhance my code to utilize mapping to fractional equivalent....
**************************************************
CHECK TO SEE IF ORIGINAL FRACTION IS TERMINATING: 
Terminating fraction since reduced denominator(100000) has prime factor (divisble by prime number of two or five)
0.33533 is a periodic number
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 33533/2
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 16766.5
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 33533/3
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 11177.666666666666
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 33533/5
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 6706.6



*** The Decimal presented: 5.1111111111111111111
The fraction part:   1111111111111111111
this is numerator:   1111111111111111111
this is denominator: 1000000000000000000
Denominator(1000000000000000000) considered too large for computation
Denominator reduced to 10 digits wide: 1000000000due to recurrence numerator
Numerator(1111111111111111111) considered too large for computation
Numerator reduced to 9 digits wide: 111111111
This is maximum potential Greatest Common Factor(111111111) between Numerator(111111111)  Denominator(1000000000)
This is maximum potential Greatest Common Factor(111111111) between Numerator(111111111)  Denominator(1000000000)
Elapsed time in seconds to reduce fraction: 21.243560343
reduced numerator:   111111111
reduced denominator: 1000000000
Fraction presented is: 4-64/9
Whole number before fraction: 4
Original whole number from fraction (numerator/denominator):7
remaining numerator: 1
remaining fraction: 1/9
Fraction provided in challenge is improper: 4-64/9
Mixed number fraction is: 11-1/9
***Mismatch in whole numbers****
Fraction has following whole number:11
Original decimal has following whole number:5
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2Fraction provided in challenge: 1/9 might not be correctly reduced (111111111/1000000000)
Discrepency above is due to conversion from improper=>proper fraction
1Original fraction(4-64/9)has been changed to proper fraction(11-1/9)
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This will just be final part of the code...
Since several prime numbers have been generated, I will use the existing numerator
And store the results in a String array:   Numerator/prime number AS fraction  and Numerator/prime number AS decimal  and store results.  IT IS TO GET A FEEL OF DIFFERENT PATTERNS AS EXPLORED IN DOCUMENTATION!
This will provide a sample should I wish to populate initial array also! 
It will also show examples in which repetends have occured two or more times in the decimal precision (LIMIT 19 of STRING).
THIS IS ONLY circumstances available to enhance my code to utilize mapping to fractional equivalent....
**************************************************
CHECK TO SEE IF ORIGINAL FRACTION IS TERMINATING: 
Terminating fraction since reduced denominator(1000000000) has prime factor (divisble by prime number of two or five)
5.1111111111111111111 is a periodic number
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 64/2
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 32.0
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 64/3
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 21.333333333333332
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 64/5
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 12.8



*** The Decimal presented: 5.1111111111111111111
Recurring digit occurs: 19 times
Recurring digit through entire decimal: 1
FULL EQUATION ONE: 0.1111111111111111111
FULL EQUATION TWO: 1.1111111111111111111
FULL EQUATION TWO A: 1.0
Fraction of recurring: 1/9
The fraction part:   1111111111111111111
this is numerator:   1111111111111111111
this is denominator: 1000000000000000000
Denominator(1000000000000000000) considered too large for computation
Denominator reduced to 10 digits wide: 1000000000due to recurrence numerator
Numerator(1111111111111111111) considered too large for computation
Numerator reduced to 9 digits wide: 111111111
This is maximum potential Greatest Common Factor(111111111) between Numerator(111111111)  Denominator(1000000000)
This is maximum potential Greatest Common Factor(111111111) between Numerator(111111111)  Denominator(1000000000)
Elapsed time in seconds to reduce fraction: 5.606629055
reduced numerator:   111111111
reduced denominator: 1000000000
Fraction presented is: 64/9
No whole number before fraction
Original whole number from fraction (numerator/denominator):7
remaining numerator: 1
remaining fraction: 1/9
Fraction provided in challenge is improper: 64/9
Mixed number fraction is: 7-1/9
***Mismatch in whole numbers****
Fraction has following whole number:7
Original decimal has following whole number:5
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2Fraction provided in challenge: 1/9 might not be correctly reduced (111111111/1000000000)
Discrepency above is due to conversion from improper=>proper fraction
1Original fraction(64/9)has been changed to proper fraction(7-1/9)
************************************************
This will just be final part of the code...
Since several prime numbers have been generated, I will use the existing numerator
And store the results in a String array:   Numerator/prime number AS fraction  and Numerator/prime number AS decimal  and store results.  IT IS TO GET A FEEL OF DIFFERENT PATTERNS AS EXPLORED IN DOCUMENTATION!
This will provide a sample should I wish to populate initial array also! 
It will also show examples in which repetends have occured two or more times in the decimal precision (LIMIT 19 of STRING).
THIS IS ONLY circumstances available to enhance my code to utilize mapping to fractional equivalent....
**************************************************
CHECK TO SEE IF ORIGINAL FRACTION IS TERMINATING: 
Terminating fraction since reduced denominator(1000000000) has prime factor (divisble by prime number of two or five)
5.1111111111111111111 is a periodic number
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 64/2
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 32.0
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 64/3
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 21.333333333333332
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 64/5
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 12.8



*** The Decimal presented: 7.1111111111111111111
The fraction part:   1111111111111111111
this is numerator:   1111111111111111111
this is denominator: 1000000000000000000
Denominator(1000000000000000000) considered too large for computation
Denominator reduced to 10 digits wide: 1000000000due to recurrence numerator
Numerator(1111111111111111111) considered too large for computation
Numerator reduced to 9 digits wide: 111111111
This is maximum potential Greatest Common Factor(111111111) between Numerator(111111111)  Denominator(1000000000)
This is maximum potential Greatest Common Factor(111111111) between Numerator(111111111)  Denominator(1000000000)
Elapsed time in seconds to reduce fraction: 5.997873913
reduced numerator:   111111111
reduced denominator: 1000000000
Fraction presented is: 64/9
No whole number before fraction
Original whole number from fraction (numerator/denominator):7
remaining numerator: 1
remaining fraction: 1/9
Fraction provided in challenge is improper: 64/9
Mixed number fraction is: 7-1/9
1Mixed number fraction(7) and original decimal(7) have same whole number
2Fraction provided in challenge: 1/9 might not be correctly reduced (111111111/1000000000)
Discrepency above is due to conversion from improper=>proper fraction
1Original fraction(64/9)has been changed to proper fraction(7-1/9)
************************************************
This will just be final part of the code...
Since several prime numbers have been generated, I will use the existing numerator
And store the results in a String array:   Numerator/prime number AS fraction  and Numerator/prime number AS decimal  and store results.  IT IS TO GET A FEEL OF DIFFERENT PATTERNS AS EXPLORED IN DOCUMENTATION!
This will provide a sample should I wish to populate initial array also! 
It will also show examples in which repetends have occured two or more times in the decimal precision (LIMIT 19 of STRING).
THIS IS ONLY circumstances available to enhance my code to utilize mapping to fractional equivalent....
**************************************************
CHECK TO SEE IF ORIGINAL FRACTION IS TERMINATING: 
Terminating fraction since reduced denominator(1000000000) has prime factor (divisble by prime number of two or five)
7.1111111111111111111 is a periodic number
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 64/2
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 32.0
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 64/3
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 21.333333333333332
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 64/5
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 12.8



*** The Decimal presented: 7.1111111111111111111
Recurring digit occurs: 19 times
Recurring digit through entire decimal: 1
FULL EQUATION ONE: 0.1111111111111111111
FULL EQUATION TWO: 1.1111111111111111111
FULL EQUATION TWO A: 1.0
Fraction of recurring: 1/9
The fraction part:   1111111111111111111
this is numerator:   1111111111111111111
this is denominator: 1000000000000000000
Denominator(1000000000000000000) considered too large for computation
Denominator reduced to 10 digits wide: 1000000000due to recurrence numerator
Numerator(1111111111111111111) considered too large for computation
Numerator reduced to 9 digits wide: 111111111
This is maximum potential Greatest Common Factor(111111111) between Numerator(111111111)  Denominator(1000000000)
This is maximum potential Greatest Common Factor(111111111) between Numerator(111111111)  Denominator(1000000000)
Elapsed time in seconds to reduce fraction: 6.192089917
reduced numerator:   111111111
reduced denominator: 1000000000
Fraction presented is: 7-1/9
Whole number before fraction: 7
3Mixed number fraction(7) and original decimal(7) have same whole number
2Fraction provided in challenge: 7-1/9 might not be correctly reduced (111111111/1000000000)
2Original reduced fraction provided 7-1/9 is non- representation of the initial decimal conversion: 0.1111111111111111111
************************************************
This will just be final part of the code...
Since several prime numbers have been generated, I will use the existing numerator
And store the results in a String array:   Numerator/prime number AS fraction  and Numerator/prime number AS decimal  and store results.  IT IS TO GET A FEEL OF DIFFERENT PATTERNS AS EXPLORED IN DOCUMENTATION!
This will provide a sample should I wish to populate initial array also! 
It will also show examples in which repetends have occured two or more times in the decimal precision (LIMIT 19 of STRING).
THIS IS ONLY circumstances available to enhance my code to utilize mapping to fractional equivalent....
**************************************************
CHECK TO SEE IF ORIGINAL FRACTION IS TERMINATING: 
Terminating fraction since reduced denominator(1000000000) has prime factor (divisble by prime number of two or five)
7.1111111111111111111 is a periodic number
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 1/2
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 0.5
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 1/3
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 0.3333333333333333
Original numerator / PRIME number AS FRACTION (not reduced) => 1/5
Original numerator / PRIME number AS DECIMAL => 0.2


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