#Fraction

An Fraction representation for Java to avoid floating point errors over multiple operations by representing numbers as fractions.

##Example: Normally you would do this: double a = 1.2; double b = 2.4; double c = a + b; System.out.println(c); and you would get this output: 3.5999999999999996

Using fractions you can do this: Fraction a = new Fraction(6, 5); Fraction b = new Fraction(12, 5); Fraction c = Fraction.add(a, b); System.out.println(c.toDouble()); and you will get: 3.6

##Build Instructions:

Fraction is built with Gradle, if you havent got this installed you can grab the latest copy from: http://www.gradle.org/downloads.html

To build simply type: gradle build Or if you use eclipse, to set up an eclipse project type: gradle eclipse