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Program to compute and print out the decimal notation for the reciprocal of each input integer

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Write a program to compute and print out the decimal notation for the reciprocal of each input integer.

The input to your program will contain a list of such positive integers, one per line. Each integer will be greater than 1 and will contain no more than 72 digits. The input will be terminated by a zero appearing on a line itself. No integers whose reciprocals are infinitely repeating decimals will be entered.

Your output should print the reciprocal for each input integer in decimal form.

Code for Program to compute and print out the decimal notation for the reciprocal of each input integer in C++ Programming

 # include <iostream.h>
 # include <fstream.h>
 # include <string.h>
 # include <stdlib.h>
 # include <conio.h>
 # include <math.h>

 int main( )
    {
       clrscr( );

       fstream File("CP-08.txt",ios::in|ios::nocreate);

       if(!File)
      {
         cout<<"\n Unable to open the input file."<<endl;
         cout<<"\n Press any key to exit.";

         getch( );
         exit(EXIT_FAILURE);
      }

       char Quotient[5]={NULL};
       char Input_integer[85]={NULL};
       char Reciprocal[200]={NULL};

       char *Endptr=NULL;

       int quotient=0;

       longdouble divisor=0;
       longdouble divident=0;
       longdouble remainder=0;

       do
      {
         strset(Input_integer,NULL);
         strset(Reciprocal,NULL);

         File.getline(Input_integer,80);

         if(strcmp(Input_integer,"0")==0)
        break;

         divisor=0;
         divident=1;
         quotient=0;
         remainder=0;
         Endptr=NULL;

         divisor=_strtold(Input_integer,&Endptr);

         if(divisor>1)
        {
           divident=10;

           strcpy(Reciprocal,"0.");
        }

         while(divisor>divident)
            {
          divident*=10;

          strcat(Reciprocal,"0");
            }

         do
        {
           remainder=fmod(divident,divisor);
           quotient=divident/divisor;
           divident=remainder;

           strset(Quotient,NULL);
           itoa(quotient,Quotient,10);
           strcat(Reciprocal,Quotient);

           if(divisor>divident)
              divident*=10;

           if(divisor>divident)
              {
             divident*=10;

             strcat(Reciprocal,"0");
              }

           if(divident<divisor)
              break;
        }
         while(1);

         if(Reciprocal[strlen(Reciprocal)-1]=='0')
        Reciprocal[strlen(Reciprocal)-1]=NULL;

         cout<<Reciprocal<<endl;
      }
       while(1);

       getch( );
       return 0;
    }

 
  
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