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Converting numbers to words
Using Java, Javascript or ASP, how do I convert numbers to words. For example..
'10' will be converted to 'ten'
'105' will be converted to 'hundred and five'
'10' will be converted to 'ten'
'105' will be converted to 'hundred and five'
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The above will convert any integer value (signed 32 bit number in Java), so thats any number from -2,147,483,648 to 2,147,483,647.
To use it you just call the static method convert() :
IntegerToText.convert(int)
and it will return a string.
IntegerToText.convert(int)
and it will return a string.
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Points to me for a damn good answer, I think :0)
<html>
<head>
<script language="JavaScript"><!--
function makeArray0() {
for (i = 0; i<makeArray0.arguments.len
this[i] = makeArray0.arguments[i];
}
var numbers = new makeArray0('','one','two',
var numbers10 = new makeArray0('','ten','twent
function chequeAmount(input) {
var intNumber = Math.floor(input);
var thousands = (intNumber - intNumber % 1000) / 1000;
var lakhs = 0;
var crores = 0;
intNumber -= thousands * 1000;
if(thousands > 99) {
lakhs = Math.floor(thousands / 100) ;
thousands = thousands - lakhs*100;
}
if(lakhs > 99) {
crores = Math.floor(lakhs / 100) ;
lakhs = lakhs - crores*100;
}
if(crores > 99) {
alert ("Amount Too Long");
return '';
}
var hundreds = (intNumber - intNumber % 100) / 100;
intNumber -= hundreds * 100;
var output = '';
output += (crores > 0 ? fN(crores) + ' Crores ' : '') +
((( lakhs >0 || thousands > 0 ||
hundreds > 0 || intNumber > 0
) && crores > 0) ? 'and ' : '') +
(lakhs > 0 ? fN(lakhs) + ' Lakhs ' : '') +
(thousands > 0 ? fN(thousands) + '
thousand ' : '') +
(hundreds > 0 ? fN(hundreds) + '
hundred ' : '') +
((( lakhs >0 || thousands > 0 ||
hundreds > 0 ) &&
intNumber > 0) ? 'and ' : '') +
(intNumber > 0 ? fN(intNumber) + ' ' : '') +
((lakhs >0 || thousands > 0 || hundreds > 0 ||
intNumber > 0) ? '' : '');
return output.substring(0,1).toUp
output.substring(1);
}
function fN(i) {
if (i<20) return numbers[i];
var tens = (i - i % 10) / 10, units = i - (i - i % 10);
return numbers10[tens] + ((tens > 0 && units > 0) ? '-' : '') + numbers[units];
}
//--></script>
</head>
<body>
<form>
<input type="text" name="amount">
<input type="text" name="answer" size="80">
<input type="button" value="Convert" onClick="this.form.answer.
</form>
</body>
</html>
Please check it for all scenarios.. I have not used this one in production application so far. Note: I have done this for indian way of mentioning words (like lakh,crore..) if you want it in U.S. mode, please change the code as you like.