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Ok, sorry to resurrect this issue once more.

I've got numbers to words working. Now, what I have to do, is convert numbers entered into stdin, into their word equivalents! I have spent a few weeks...

Here's what I have so far




#!/bin/csh -f

set params = $argv[1-]
set argc = $#argv
set lsval = `ls`

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I have word lists:


static char *dictSpace[] =
{"One ","Two ","Three ","Four ","Five ","Six ","Seven ","Eight ","Nine ", "Ten ","Eleven...

Ok, so I managed to do it! Converting numbers to words that is. Thanks everyone

I've run into another problem.


I have a number entered as words and stored in a string. I want to convert it...

Prelude, in your code above could you explain the role of memset?

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The commarize code is a little confusing, once...

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I've defined my struct similar to how Prelude did before.

Now, let's assume I am in "word to number mode". I get a string using gets(string)

I...

struct digit {
const char *word[9];
int number[10];
};

struct digit base[] = {
/* Ones */
{
{"one", "two", "three", ..., "nine"},
{1,2,3, ... , 9},

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Ok, there's a question I've got to ask.

I don't think that the way I am trying to do it, ie, with functions, is perhaps the best method to do it. What I want to do, is convert numbers into words,...

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I must admit, I found those two links incredibly confusing.

Ok DavT, thank you for replying. Apologies to everyone on the size!


#include <stdio.h>
#include <strings.h>

void hasTrillions(char);
void hasBillions(char);
void...

Hello everyone.

I'm new to programming in general, and I'm wondering if you can help me.

Does anyone have a solution to a problem where you are given a number, lets say, 1645030, and have to...