Hello, I am trying to implement a program where I receive an integer input such as "123" and return an English output such as "one two three." I was told to get rid of the continue statement in my code below, but I am having a tough time structuring the loops without it. It is probably pretty simple but I am missing it. Any ideas?
Code:#include <stdio.h> int main(int argc, char *argv[]) { int number,pos,pow10; const char *word; printf ("Enter your number.\n"); scanf ("%i", &number); for(pos = 9; pos >= 0; pos--) { switch(pos) { case(9): pow10 = 1000000000; break; case(8): pow10 = 100000000; break; case(7): pow10 = 10000000; break; case(6): pow10 = 1000000; break; case(5): pow10 = 100000; break; case(4): pow10 = 10000; break; case(3): pow10 = 1000; break; case(2): pow10 = 100; break; case(1): pow10 = 10; break; case(0): pow10 = 1; break; default: return -1; break; } if(number < pow10 && pos != 0) continue; switch((number / pow10) % 10) { case(9): word="nine"; break; case(8): word="eight"; break; case(7): word="seven"; break; case(6): word="six"; break; case(5): word="five"; break; case(4): word="four"; break; case(3): word="three"; break; case(2): word="two"; break; case(1): word="one"; break; case(0): word="zero"; break; default: return -1; break; } printf("%s ",word); } printf("\n"); }
