Strings to Numbers:
>>> from numutil import str2num, num2str
>>> str2num('1.3 million')
1300000
>>> str2num('three and a half')
Fraction(7, 2)
>>> str2num('123,456.789')
123456.789
Numbers to Strings:
>>> num2str(1234567, style='newspaper') '1.23 million' >>> num2str(1234567, style='words') 'one million, two hundred thirty four thousand, five hundred sixty seven'
numutil might be useful for people mining data from text, or for people running web apps that need to parse numbers from user-entered strings, or render numbers in a user-friendly format.
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