How Do I Convert Indian Currency Into Marathi Word Format In Java

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Can anybody help me plzzzzzz.......................

Posted 28-Jan-14 0:50am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 28-Jan-14 11:06am

What do you mean how? By doing some hard work. What have you tried so far?
You can find similar work in English here at CodeProject. Find out and learn how it works. Try to adopt it to Marathi.
—SA

Member 13781224 28-Nov-18 7:02am

i want the code for one thousand rupees = एक हजार रुपये like that
plesee help me

prasad.absoft@gmail.com

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 1 · 2014-01-28T05:19:00

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You can look at these CodeProject articles, targeting different languages (there are more, you can try to search them):
Convert numbers to words in English and Asian format[^],
Number To Word (Arabic Version)[^],
Convert Numeric Currency into Words for International Currency - Part - II (Optimized)[^],
How to Convert a Numeric Value or Currency to English Words Using C#[^],
Convert Numeric Currency into Words (For INDIAN Currency Only) (Optimized)[^].

Try to get the idea and write something like that in Marathi.

—SA

Posted 28-Jan-14 5:19am

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Updated 28-Jan-14 5:33am

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Rahul VB 28-Jan-14 15:49pm

Sir, Marathi is my native language. Thanks for the information.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 28-Jan-14 16:10pm

Great. And how to you think, is Marathi regular enough to solve this little problem?
For example, I know for sure: if someone tried to solve this problem for Russian language, just numerals, nothing else, the question would be: would a lifetime of a single developer to solve this problem? Yes, this is how complicated word forms in Russian: they depends on gender, multiplicity, (say, 4 and 5 may need separate forms), 6 cases, one of the multiple noun classes, and more...
—SA

Rahul VB 28-Jan-14 16:22pm

:) i can just speak and understand it,cant write it. Never understood the depth of it.Never stayed much in my native land. But yes if i study the word format, i can give it a go. Its very much similar to Hindi language writing.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 28-Jan-14 16:35pm

Even though I don't speak a word, I'm basically familiar with most Indian writing systems and languages, at the level of classification, major features, some of the history and Unicode support, which is kinda funny. In part — due to a number of questions about support of different languages which come to CodeProject... from India. By some reason, I can easily technically write in their languages (without understanding, of course), but they say they did not know how to do that. I put a number of such answers here. This phenomenon remains mystery to me. :-) Sometimes I just say that Indian culture deserves a lot more respect...

Are you saying you can speak and understand some Russian? This is pretty unusual. Have you been there? I knew very many foreign students from different countries, but it's mostly China, Vietnam, Iran, Arabic countries, and countries of Soviet Union and Eastern Europe; but most Indians are probably here in USA...

—SA

Rahul VB 28-Jan-14 23:28pm

:) No Sir, i cant speak Russian or understand it. I have never traveled out of India. But i have covered almost all of India. I can very well read and write in Hindi. Marathi is almost the same(i tried reading a Marathi newspaper). Sir, hows the climate there, i mean its very very cold. Many Indian people are not able to withstand such cold weather. I mean you have become habitual, because minus something is obviously not easy to withstand.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 29-Jan-14 0:11am

Sorry, I misunderstood you. In my native city, it's was usual to have some −40℃ (=−40℉) at least few days in winter, with −30℃ (=−22℉) being fairly usual. Two years ago, the fight against global warming went so far :-) that at the same place people had some −50℃ (=−58℉). I don't know about the last point, never experienced that, but the other cases are not really hard. Typically, in so frosty days, we had dry air with no wind; so the problem is different: inexperienced people, dressed warmly, don't feel cold and get some frostbit. My grandmother used to make fun of school children: below −30℃ or so schools were closed, but, instead of sitting home (which was supposed to be a purpose of closing schools), they went sledding... :-)
Summer is warm enough to swim in natural waters some two months of the year or even more, sometimes is could be quite hot. This is very continental southern Siberia. Most of population lives in somewhat milder climate, some places are amazingly warm...
—SA

Rahul VB 29-Jan-14 1:27am

Sir, please dont say sorry. Well, -40 is unmanageable. Wow . And even the thought of a frostbite haunts me. Hats off to you, to live in Siberia. Here in India the maximum climate goes up to 50 degress(as far as i know) and minimum is below freezing point, but not -40 something. Siberia should be a beautiful place, snow every where and wolfs too, many animals. It might be even tough for them to survive. Here in India its Jammu and Kashmir which is cold. My friend stays there. He can see the Himalaya mountains. In winters when the snow starts falling, snow leopards and wolfs come down from the mountains to hunt. Its dangerous he says, but enjoyable.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 29-Jan-14 3:42am

I would say the same about India, probably. Here, is you play tennis casually, many partners would be from India. So, it's funny to see that if I go out because it's getting too hot, people from India go there... :-)
Himalaya, wow. My native region is mountains, big part of it, to the south, but I never saw big mountains in Russia. In our regions it was hard to go there, not many roads... Now my relative say they built mountain resorts, roads, a lot of stuff. Once, closer to the finishing of my school, I met one guy in the camp who later invited me to his village. The only sure transport was the small plane, 10 seats; and the village had its small airport. The distance was just about 100 km, but a bus was not guaranteed to arrive in case of rain some bad weather... Taiga around, very rich and beautiful, and from his village we could travel through it, but from city... you would need to hit some really bad roads and travel on your own feet...
—SA

Rahul VB 29-Jan-14 4:19am

Very nice Sir, you are leading a very adventurous life. :-) and one more doubt, the water must be all frozen. So can you walk on it? must be great.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 29-Jan-14 11:00am

Yes, always walking on the river surface. We had nearly permanent routes to the downhill skiing site on the other bank of the river. An not just walk on it. On year a major city bridge which spanned more than a km was on repair (these days they built few more) on winter. The temporary road was made on the ice, and even heavy trucks safely went through the river.
—SA

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 29-Jan-14 12:06pm

See this wonderful performance by Ethnobeat, Irkuts: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=en0p1Y35p3w.
—SA

Rahul VB 29-Jan-14 12:23pm

Sir, Thanks for the great video. It refreshed me. Actually i am so frustrated. I returned from the office just now and look at the posts on code project i will show you 2 links:
http://www.codeproject.com/Answers/717340/how-to-convert-a-wave-file-of-english-song-to-text#answer2

and look at my solution. Now look at this link
http://www.codeproject.com/Questions/717919/final-project-making-custamizable-time-table
We cant argue with such people sir, We work in the office for 12 hours(I am not saying that i am a hero), but then such posts are frustrating sometimes.
I just had food. Actually working on PLC devices and multi threading stuff has troubled me a lot. Sir, people dont understand the importance of knowledge.
They just want ready made stuff, no efforts, no seriousness. I am sorry sir if i over reacted. It was just a bad day at the office.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 29-Jan-14 13:08pm

Ha... I voted and added my comment.
I do understand your frustration, but it's important to stay calm. Can't you see what happens everywhere? Education (not just in formal sense of this word, but in general) goes down in whole world, is being replaced by training and... "easy". I always say, if you want to get anything good, it's never easy. And, mind you, I said just "get", forget about "give". And it's not important how much time you work (not to hurt you, I just say... you often can do more work if you work less... and sometimes it's fine to do less work). It's important to play fair game and try to keep to truth in all cases. There is just no need to get outraged by someone's stupid and lazy actions of others; they will pay for that with a lot of waste of their lives. It would be more important to convince some of them to change it. We cannot do much, but if one of thousands changes to better, it already worth out efforts. I am 100% sure it really happens...
—SA

Rahul VB 29-Jan-14 21:21pm

Yes Sir, i do understand thanks a ton. I must learn to be calm. I never was so irritated. And thanks for adding your comment my solution.

Member 13781224 28-Nov-18 6:52am

i want the code for one thousand rupees = एक हजार रुपये like that
plesee help me
i want to print amount in marathi words

prasad.absoft@gmail.com