Finally solved it! Though the algorithm is still pretty ugly, so I'll still reverse-engineer the examples in the stackoverflow link posted earlier.
If you're curious, my code (you can just copy-paste it into a .cpp and compile it): show at bpaste
Could a moderator please mark this thread as solved?
Last edited by Tesp; 07-02-2016 at 06:44 PM. Reason: Fixed bpaste link.
singleDigits and firstTwenty arrays have duplicate values you should merge them to one or simple delete the singledigit array. There is the small matter of singular and plural as well but that's between you and your evaluator..
I don't think just writing numbers that you'd have to worry about pluralizing.There is the small matter of singular and plural as well but that's between you and your evaluator..
I don't know what you mean by evaluator, but you're right in how I should have erased singleDigits and just used firstTwenty instead. xDOriginally Posted by taazz
After testing my program some more, it turns out that it doesnt quite work like it should.Well, I might just fix it for real sometime in the future; can't halt my progress too long just for one problem.
