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## Overview

There are two types of division in Python:

1. **Floating-point division**:
When we use the `/` operator to divide two integer numbers (`x/y`), we will get a floating-point number as the result.

2. **Floor division**:
When we use the `//` operator to divide two integers (`x//y`), we will get an integer number. This type of division is also known as _integer division_.

>**Note**: In mathematics, a rational number can be expressed as a fraction $\dfrac{p}{q}$, where $p$ is an integer in the numerator and $q$ is an integer in the denominator, and $q$ $\neq$ 0.




In Python, rational numbers exist and can be represented with the use of the **`fractions` module**. To use this module, we have to first import it into our program by running the following command:
```python
from fractions import Fraction
``` 

## Syntax
```Python
Fraction(22,7)
```
## Parameters

In the **`Fraction()` constructor**, the first parameter is the numerator, and the second parameter is the denominator.

## Code

from fractions import Fraction
print(Fraction(22,7))

How to represent rational numbers in Python

Rational numbers in Python can be represented using the fractions module by importing Fraction and using Fraction(numerator, denominator).