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number conversion

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sweta - 06 Jun 2006 09:11 GMT
can you give me some code  in java that can convert two or three digits
numbers into equivalent word descriptions such as 45=fourty five,
104=one hundred and four
Alex Hunsley - 06 Jun 2006 10:59 GMT
> can you give me some code  in java that can convert two or three digits
> numbers into equivalent word descriptions such as 45=fourty five,
> 104=one hundred and four

Yes, we could, but doing peoples homework for them is not productive.
How far have you got? Try asking a specific question about your attempt
so far...
Dale King - 10 Jun 2006 05:27 GMT
> can you give me some code  in java that can convert two or three digits
> numbers into equivalent word descriptions such as 45=fourty five,
> 104=one hundred and four

In addition to people's comments about doing your homework for you, I
thought I would point out that the convention for two word numbers less
than 100 is to hyphenate as in forty-five.

The use of "and" depends on locale. It is commonly included in Brittain,
Australia and New Zealand, but usually omitted in the US.

See http://home.comcast.net/~igpl/NWA.html for more information.

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