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Why am I getting .999999990143… as a result when implementing RSA?

I’ve encountered what might be a problem. I calculate all the values p, q, Phi, N, e, d, and when I go to check if e*d=1mod(p-1)(q-1) instead of getting 1 I get .999999327… or another extremely long decimal that’s close to 1. Is this due to an incorrect step or maybe because I do not use 512 bit long numbers, but rather short ones? Also I used d=(1/e)mod(phi).

about 4 years ago · Juan Pablo Isaza
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