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["Ophir Setter" <>]

Because of the way rational numbers are usually read via the >> operator.
Usually you can either use a floating representation (e.g. 1.5) or a "rational number" representation (e.g. 15/10) which assumes that both the nominator and the denominator are integer numbers and not floating point.

Ophir

On Nov 15, 2007 8:58 PM, <> wrote:

>Just a guess. Try:
>2/1 5/1
>15/10 35/10
>3/1 3/1
>35/10 4/10

Thank you for solution, it worked... but why doesn't 1.5/1 work but 15/10 work? is it reasonable?
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