Steve Holden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> You should get some clue about the number conversion (not to menion a
> bunch of code you can lift :) from
>
> http://www.python.org/pycon/dc2004/papers/42/ex1-C/num2eng.py
For some reason I felt like writing another one, that doesn't use as
much re
"Steve Holden" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> Hey,
>>
>> Sorry to bother everybody again, but this group seems to have quite a
>> few knowledgeable people perusing it.
>>
>> Here's my most recent problem: For a small project I am doing, I
Tim Williams wrote:
> my_nums = { 1 : 'One' , 2 : 'Two' , 3 : 'Three' , 4 : 'Four' } # etc etc
> print my_nums[x]
That's what I suggested, but since a list is already zero indexed I
used that rather than a dictionary. And Paul Rubin posted a very nice
solution that handles numbers larger than 9.
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<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I guess I'm just looking for a small code sample hooked up to the code
> I gave, that would collect the input, compare it to code such as:
>
> if x==5
> print "Five"
> elif x==6
> print "Six"
> elif x==7
> p
I guess I'm just looking for a small code sample hooked up to the code
I gave, that would collect the input, compare it to code such as:
if x==5
print "Five"
elif x==6
print "Six"
elif x==7
print "Seven"
Something along those lines. That was actually like the code I used for
someth
"MonkeeSage" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> If you need the actual names for like "Five Hundred and Sixty Seven", I
> think one of the smart people 'round here will have to help with that.
> I have some ideas, but I'm not very good at creating complex
> algorithms.
These kinds of things are general
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hey,
>
> Sorry to bother everybody again, but this group seems to have quite a
> few knowledgeable people perusing it.
>
> Here's my most recent problem: For a small project I am doing, I need
> to change numbers into letters, for example, a person typing in the
> numbe
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hey,
>
> Sorry to bother everybody again, but this group seems to have quite a
> few knowledgeable people perusing it.
Hi Tanner,
I've seen a few of those people; but let a dummy (me) try to help. ;)
As to the numbers to names question: do you need to know the names of
Hey,
Sorry to bother everybody again, but this group seems to have quite a
few knowledgeable people perusing it.
Here's my most recent problem: For a small project I am doing, I need
to change numbers into letters, for example, a person typing in the
number '3', and getting the output 'Three'. So
