If you have a string ten
, is it possible to convert it to an integer 10
in Ruby? (maybe in rails?)
I value the developers at tryruby.org, and i
How I would have done it.
def n_to_s(int)
set1 = ["","one","two","three","four","five","six","seven",
"eight","nine","ten","eleven","twelve","thirteen",
"fourteen","fifteen","sixteen","seventeen","eighteen",
"nineteen"]
set2 = ["","","twenty","thirty","forty","fifty","sixty",
"seventy","eighty","ninety"]
thousands = (int/1000)
hundreds = ((int%1000) / 100)
tens = ((int % 100) / 10)
ones = int % 10
string = ""
string += set1[thousands] + " thousand " if thousands != 0 if thousands > 0
string += set1[hundreds] + " hundred" if hundreds != 0
string +=" and " if tens != 0 || ones != 0
string = string + set1[tens*10+ones] if tens < 2
string += set2[tens]
string = string + " " + set1[ones] if ones != 0
string << 'zero' if int == 0
p string
end
for the purpose of testing;
n_to_s(rand(9999))