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Values of type Rational represent rational numbers exactly as the ratio of two Integers. Applying toRational to an Integral number n will produce the rational number n % 1; applying toRational to a Real number will produce its rational value (or its closest approximation).

One can also construct Rational values explicitly using the (%) operator. For example, the fraction 2/3 is constructed using 2 % 3.