![]() Were in the EU though, so I’m not sure what the point is in doing francsĪnyway, in our case we’ll use the following file, num2word_EN.py,įrom their package for our tests. On the other hand, it claims it can do currency for the USA, Germany, Project has no documentation that I could find. The PyNum2Word project didn’t existīack then, but I decided to give it a try this time around. Trying out PyNum2WordĪfter I posted my original article, someone came along and told me about the PyNum2Word projectĪnd how I should have used that. I’ll have all the information at my fingertips. Yeah, I know it’s subtle, but thisĪrticle is also a brain dump for me so the next time I have to do this In this case, we don’t write out the cents portion as words but just Total = amt + 'and %s/100 Dollars' % cents ![]() Here’s a slightlyĭifferent way to output the data: temp_amount = 10.34 This is an edge case that I’ve seen usedīecause my employer wants to test our code with real amounts, butĭoesn’t want huge amounts of money being transferred. Here we have a list of various values that we run through the programĪnd make sure it spits out what we want. We’re only going to focus on the last section that tests the program. ![]() If (len(num) / 3 >= len(_PRONOUNCE)): # Sanity checkįor a, b, c in triplets(x): # Work on triplets Num = str(long(num)) # Convert to string, throw if bad number # modified to exclude the "and" between hundreds and tens - mld Three billion, eight hundred and forty eight million, one hundred and twenty One quadrillion, four hundred and eleven trillion, eight hundred and ninety Other projects that attempt to do this sort of thing as well. The end to make sure it works the way we want. To start out, we’ll take the original code and add some tests on Look at some of the alternatives that my readers gave me. I’m going to show you how to do it in this article and then we’ll also It doesn’t show how to actually use it toĬonvert something like “10.12″ into “ten dollars and twelve cents”. This topic is because I ended up needing to do it again and I found my Anyway, a couple years ago, I wroteĪbout how to convert numbers to Python. Python interacts with files loaded in primary memory or main memory through “file handlers” ( This is how your operating system gives access to python to interact with the file you opened by searching the file in its memory if found it returns a file handler and then you can work with the file ).May have been a better idea to have called this this article “How toĬonvert Floats to Words”, but since I’m talking about currency, I So when you need to change any text file or just to work with them in python you need to load that file into primary memory. Primary and Secondary memory every file that you saved or anyone saved is on secondary memory cause any data in primary memory is deleted when the computer is powered off. There are two kinds of memory in a computer i.e. The data being written will be inserted at the end, after the existing data. The handle is positioned at the end of the file. The file is created if it does not exist.
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