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edited Jun 17, 2020 at 9:04

Python 3 + sympy, 67 bytes

from sympy import*
k=Rational(input())
while k%1:k=1/(k%1)
print(k)

Sympy is a symbolic mathematics package for Python. Because it is symbolic and not binary, there are no floating point inaccuracies.

from sympy import*
k=Rational(input())
while k%1:k=1/(k%1)
print(k)

Sympy is a symbolic mathematics package for Python. Because it is symbolic and not binary, there are no floating point inaccuracies.

from sympy import*
k=Rational(input())
while k%1:k=1/(k%1)
print(k)

Sympy is a symbolic mathematics package for Python. Because it is symbolic and not binary, there are no floating point inaccuracies.

answered Jul 2, 2017 at 20:40

answered Jul 2, 2017 at 20:40

from sympy import*
k=Rational(input())
while k%1:k=1/(k%1)
print(k)

Sympy is a symbolic mathematics package for Python. Because it is symbolic and not binary, there are no floating point inaccuracies.