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You could just make a string for each two digit number from 0 to 19.<br />
Then use a dual algrithm to come up with the numbers from 20 to 99
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You could just make a string for each two digit number from 0 to 19.
Then use a dual algrithm to come up with the numbers from 20 to 99

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Thank you very much...this oughta do it.
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http://www.codeguru.com/cpp_mfc/n2e.shtml [http://www.codeguru.com/cpp_mfc/n2e.shtml]

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Hey guys, I am writing a program that will accept a date in the MM/DD/YYYY format and return it in written english...EX: March Fifth, Two Thousand Two<br />
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I have the program working from 1990 through now, including filtering out erroneous dates...such as the 29th of February on a non-leap year. &nbsp;So far I have been converting everything through a CASE SWITCH statement<br />
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EX: &nbsp;CASE 1990: return &quot;nineteen-ninety&quot;; <br />
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Here's the problem...I want this program to perform this function at least back to 1900...or earlier would be better. &nbsp;I cannot figure out a way to write these year statements without typing out every single year that I want to have available. &nbsp;What would be a good way of going about this?<br />
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Thanks in advance,<br />
<br />
Jeff
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Hey guys, I am writing a program that will accept a date in the MM/DD/YYYY format and return it in written english...EX: March Fifth, Two Thousand Two

I have the program working from 1990 through now, including filtering out erroneous dates...such as the 29th of February on a non-leap year.  So far I have been converting everything through a CASE SWITCH statement

EX:  CASE 1990: return "nineteen-ninety"; 

Here's the problem...I want this program to perform this function at least back to 1900...or earlier would be better.  I cannot figure out a way to write these year statements without typing out every single year that I want to have available.  What would be a good way of going about this?

Thanks in advance,

Jeff

Converting a numeric date to written english

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