Ruby | Complex denominator function

Complex#denominator() : denominator() is a Complex class method which returns the denominator of the complex value.

Syntax: Complex.denominator()

Parameter: Complex values

Return: denominator of the complex value.

Example #1 :

# Ruby code for Complex.denominator() method

# declaring Complex value
a = Complex(200)

# declaring Complex value
b = Complex(-1, 4)

# declaring Complex value
c = Complex('i')


# use of denominator()
puts "Complex denominator form : #{a.denominator}\n\n"

puts "Complex denominator form : #{b.denominator}\n\n"

puts "Complex denominator form : #{c.denominator}\n\n"

Output :

Complex denominator form : 1

Complex denominator form : 1

Complex denominator form : 1

Example #2 :

# Ruby code for Complex.denominator() method

# declaring Complex value
a = Complex(20, 90)

# declaring Complex value
b = Complex('i')

# declaring Complex value
c = Complex(100, -500)


# use of denominator()
puts "Complex denominator form : #{a.denominator}\n\n"

puts "Complex denominator form : #{b.denominator}\n\n"

puts "Complex denominator form : #{c.denominator}\n\n"

Output :

Complex denominator form : 1

Complex denominator form : 1

Complex denominator form : 1