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numbers to english in clojure
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(ns quiz.core | |
(:require [clojure.pprint :as pp])) | |
(defn to-english [n] | |
(pp/cl-format nil "~@(~@[~R~]~^ ~A.~)" n)) | |
(to-english 99999999999999999) | |
;=> "Ninety-nine quadrillion, nine hundred ninety-nine trillion, nine hundred ninety-nine billion, nine hundred ninety-nine million, nine hundred ninety-nine thousand, nine hundred ninety-nine" | |
(map to-english (range 0 101)) | |
;=> ("Zero" "One" "Two" "Three" "Four" "Five" "Six" "Seven" "Eight" "Nine" "Ten" "Eleven" "Twelve" "Thirteen" "Fourteen" "Fifteen" "Sixteen" "Seventeen" "Eighteen" "Nineteen" "Twenty" "Twenty-one" "Twenty-two" "Twenty-three" "Twenty-four" "Twenty-five" "Twenty-six" "Twenty-seven" "Twenty-eight" "Twenty-nine" "Thirty" "Thirty-one" "Thirty-two" "Thirty-three" "Thirty-four" "Thirty-five" "Thirty-six" "Thirty-seven" "Thirty-eight" "Thirty-nine" "Forty" "Forty-one" "Forty-two" "Forty-three" "Forty-four" "Forty-five" "Forty-six" "Forty-seven" "Forty-eight" "Forty-nine" "Fifty" "Fifty-one" "Fifty-two" "Fifty-three" "Fifty-four" "Fifty-five" "Fifty-six" "Fifty-seven" "Fifty-eight" "Fifty-nine" "Sixty" "Sixty-one" "Sixty-two" "Sixty-three" "Sixty-four" "Sixty-five" "Sixty-six" "Sixty-seven" "Sixty-eight" "Sixty-nine" "Seventy" "Seventy-one" "Seventy-two" "Seventy-three" "Seventy-four" "Seventy-five" "Seventy-six" "Seventy-seven" "Seventy-eight" "Seventy-nine" "Eighty" "Eighty-one" "Eighty-two" "Eighty-three" "Eighty-four" "Eighty-five" "Eighty-six" "Eighty-seven" "Eighty-eight" "Eighty-nine" "Ninety" "Ninety-one" "Ninety-two" "Ninety-three" "Ninety-four" "Ninety-five" "Ninety-six" "Ninety-seven" "Ninety-eight" "Ninety-nine" "One hundred") |
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I did some work this past week using cl-format, no doubt it is.... awesome.