converting numbers to words

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Code:

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void TransformDigitsToLetters(int n,char str[])
{
        /* take the first 2 digits (and save them as 14 */
      char* test[2];
      int digits;     

      /* "take first 2 digits", actually the last two digits: 11'14'*/
      digits = n%100;

      /* save them as fourteen */
    if(digits != 0){
      if(digits < 20);
            test[0] = numbers[digits -1];
      else {
            test[1] = tens[digits/10 - 1];
            if(digits%10 != 0)
                test[0] = numbers[digits%10 - 1]
    }       
}

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Originally Posted by zuiplap

Code:

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void TransformDigitsToLetters(int n,char str[])
{
        /* take the first 2 digits (and save them as 14 */
      char* test[2];
      int digits;     

      /* "take first 2 digits", actually the last two digits: 11'14'*/
      digits = n%100;

      /* save them as fourteen */
    if(digits != 0){
      if(digits < 20);
            test[0] = numbers[digits -1];
      else {
            test[1] = tens[digits/10 - 1];
            if(digits%10 != 0)
                test[0] = numbers[digits%10 - 1]
    }       
}

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Aside from posting a function that doesn't compile, you forgot to explain what part of the problem you're trying to help with. Something as simple as "Here is a function which converts numbers less than 100 to words. Modifying it for larger numbers isn't that hard once you have this," would do nicely.