public void Fractios_SimplifyTest()
{
Assert.IsFalse(new Fraction(1, 2).CanBeSimplified());
Assert.IsFalse(new Fraction(1, 3).CanBeSimplified());
Assert.IsFalse(new Fraction(2, 3).CanBeSimplified());
Assert.IsFalse(new Fraction(59, 58).CanBeSimplified());
Assert.IsTrue(new Fraction(2, 4).CanBeSimplified());
Assert.IsTrue(new Fraction(1000, 100).CanBeSimplified());
Assert.IsTrue(new Fraction(63, 9).CanBeSimplified());
Assert.IsTrue(new Fraction(121, 11).CanBeSimplified());
Fraction testOutput;
testOutput = new Fraction(8, 12).Simplify();
Assert.AreEqual(testOutput.Numerator, 2);
Assert.AreEqual(testOutput.Denominator, 3);
testOutput = new Fraction(24, 108).Simplify();
Assert.AreEqual(testOutput.Numerator, 2);
Assert.AreEqual(testOutput.Denominator, 9);
}
public long Solve()
{
var curiousFractions = new List<Fraction>();
for (int numeratorDigit1 = 1; numeratorDigit1 < 10; numeratorDigit1++)
{
for (int numeratorDigit2 = 1; numeratorDigit2 < 10; numeratorDigit2++)
{
for (int denominatorDigit1 = 1; denominatorDigit1 < 10; denominatorDigit1++)
{
for (int denominatorDigit2 = 1; denominatorDigit2 < 10; denominatorDigit2++)
{
if (numeratorDigit1 == denominatorDigit1 && numeratorDigit2 == denominatorDigit2)
continue;
var numerator = numeratorDigit1 * 10 + numeratorDigit2;
var denominator = denominatorDigit1 * 10 + denominatorDigit2;
if (numerator >= denominator)
continue; // only less than one
var currentFraction = new Fraction(numerator, denominator);
if (numeratorDigit1 == denominatorDigit1 && new Fraction(numeratorDigit2, denominatorDigit2).Equals(currentFraction)
|| numeratorDigit1 == denominatorDigit2 && new Fraction(numeratorDigit2, denominatorDigit1).Equals(currentFraction)
|| numeratorDigit2 == denominatorDigit1 && new Fraction(numeratorDigit1, denominatorDigit2).Equals(currentFraction)
|| numeratorDigit2 == denominatorDigit2 && new Fraction(numeratorDigit1, denominatorDigit1).Equals(currentFraction))
{
Console.WriteLine("Found curious fraction: {0}", currentFraction);
curiousFractions.Add(currentFraction);
}
}
}
}
}
var product = curiousFractions.Aggregate(new Fraction(1, 1), (f1, f2) => f1 * f2);
return product.Simplify().Denominator;
}
public bool EqualsStrict(Fraction otherFraction)
{
return this.Numerator == otherFraction.Numerator
&& this.Denominator == otherFraction.Denominator;
}
