Converting numbers to the word equivalent.

Ron Beyer

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I'm sorry, but that's a horrible way to do it...Here is what I would do... public class NumberToWords { public static string ConvertToWords(int Number) { //Split the string into 3 part pieces string numStr = Number.ToString(); ...

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1. Converting numbers to the word equivalent.

20 Aug 2010Simon Dufour

*Edited* EVEN MORE *Edited* Boosted Silic0re09 version. It will work with up to 10^3002 or 3003 characters or novenonagintanongentillion. I've also refactored it a bit for you to have a better grade. For sanity sake, I've put the delimiters in text files. You can download them...

2. Converting numbers to the word equivalent.

12 May 2013OriginalGriff

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If your tutor asks you to convert numbers to words (i.e. 565 to a string "Five hundred and sixty-five") then you are not alone! Here is the simplest, most foolproof way to do it.

3. Converting numbers to the word equivalent.

12 May 2013Thomas Daniels

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Ron Beyer

President 6D Systems LLC

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I studied Software Engineering at Milwaukee School of Engineering for 2 years before switching to Management of Information Systems for a more business oriented approach. I've been developing software since the age of 14, and have waded through languages such as QBasic, TrueBasic, C, C++, Java, VB6, VB.NET, C#, etc. I've been developing professionally since 2002 in .NET.

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