First, if it has a 'finite' amount of numbers behind the coma, its repeating, because it means it repeats infinite zero's after the last non-zero digit
To explain what I said, imagine a number like this
1,10100100010000..... (each time add one more '0' between each '1')
It's nonrepeating, and you will never see any number from 2 to 9, so it can't make every possible number combination
On top of that, if you translate each digit into ascii, in each 8-bit sequence there will only be 10 possible combinations, out of the 256 combinations that an 8-bit can represent, so not all numbers are covered
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