A rational number is a number that can be represented as the quotient of two integers. Overload the output operator << and input operator >>. Also overload mathematical operators so they correctly apply to Rational Objects. Overloaded operators include ==, <, >, +, -, and /.
The Rational Number Calculator was a fun program to write.
To take you through the process in which I write code, more importantly this code.
I begin by commenting in what the program must achieve, what is its purpose?
After comments are in place I start to write functions ands methods to attain the desired result.
Now my first go around is not expected to be perfect (At least by me) so I go back and read through what I have produced.
I look for areas where I can clean, and reduce and clunkiness. I also try to ensure the readability of my code is intact, sometimes
code can be reduced to one line that anyone who is not an expert looks at it and scratches their head.
Math Equations are a prefect example of something that a person could easily be lost on, but never fear when I code it's commented and clear.
Finally I went through and tested the functionality.
