The decimal numbers are formed by the integer part and the fractional part:
integer part $$\leftarrow \fbox{4} \ , \ \fbox{39} \rightarrow$$ fractional part
To represent a decimal number as a quotient, we put all the digits of the number (integer and fractional) in the numerator, and a power of $$10$$ with as many zeros as fractional digits the number has in the denominator.
$$1,3 \rightarrow \dfrac{13}{10} $$ $$4,39 \rightarrow \dfrac{439}{100} $$ $$123,8765 \rightarrow \dfrac{1.238.765}{10000} $$
Within the fractional digits, we are going to differenciate:
$$\dfrac{1}{10} \rightarrow 0,1 \rightarrow$$ a tenth $$\dfrac{1}{100} \rightarrow 0,01 \rightarrow$$ a hundredth $$\dfrac{1}{1000} \rightarrow 0,001 \rightarrow$$ a thousandth