Given any number up to a vigintillion, this class will return the same number in words
requirements
- python3
running the tests
python tests.py
using custom tests
Import NumbersToWords;
NumbersToWords("45781", add_and=False).words # for when the conjuntion "and" is unnecessary
NumbersToWords("45781", add_and=True).words # for when the conjuntion "and" is necessary
# replace 45781 with custom numbers as desired within the bounds
Assumptions
The class only works with strings. We are not handling
- negative integers
- direct integers.
You have to pass the number intended as a string Of course a serializer can be used to validate this in production if it was user input.
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