Lets say that there are a few fractions:
x = 0.584592145015
y = 0.443242244323
How do one convert these fractions to whole numbers? That is:
xw = 584592145015
yw = 443242244323
The point is that the fraction can be upto any amount of precision. Is there a generalized way to determine what power of 10 to multiply with the fraction to convert it to a whole number?
Thanks.
You can think about it this way: Each power of $10$ "moves" the decimal point one place to the right. For example: $$0.00002\times10^5=2$$ For the two numbers in your problem, you can multiply them by $10^{12}$ to get whole numbers, since there are $12$ digits past the decimal point in each number.