Merge pull request #53 from PdxCodeGuild/andy-lab03-number-phrases

Andy lab03 number phrases

Author: nathanBonilla

code/Andy/python/lab03_number_to_phrases_v1.py

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+#version 1
+
+low_numbers = { 
+    0: "zero",
+    1: "one",
+    2: "two",
+    3: "three",
+    4: "four",
+    5: "five",
+    6: "six",
+    7: "seven",
+    8: "eight",
+    9: 'nine',
+    10: 'ten',
+    11: 'eleven',
+    12: 'tweleve',
+    13: 'thirty',
+    14: 'fourteen',
+    15: 'fifteen',
+    16: 'sixteen',
+    17: 'seventeen',
+    18: 'eighteen',
+    19: 'nineteen'
+
+}
+
+ten = {
+    2: "twenty",
+    3: "thirty",
+    4: "forty",
+    5: "fifty",
+    6: "sixty",
+    7: "seventy",
+    8: "eighty",
+    9: "nintey"
+    }
+# # print(low_numbers[3])
+enter = input('Please enter a number between 0 - 99 : ')
+
+number = int(enter)
+
+def convert_number(number):
+    # return number]
+    if number < 20:
+        return low_numbers[number]
+    elif number <  100:
+        tens_digit = number//10
+        ones_digit = number%10
+        last_one = int(str(number)[-1:]) #calling the the last number that is being inputed
+        if last_one == 0: # its saying that its only calling the last number if it is 0 
+            return f'{ten[tens_digit]}' # once all those requirments are met it'll return the tens but what its doing is that it goes into the tens and then calling out the 10s digit it looks at the tens position of what was inputed and reads of the single digit 
+    
+        
+    return f"{ten[tens_digit]} - {low_numbers[ones_digit]}"
+
+
+print(convert_number(number))
+
+
+
+

code/Andy/python/lab03_number_to_phrases_v2.py

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+#version 2 
+
+
+
+from requests import request
+
+
+low_numbers = { 
+    0: "zero",
+    1: "one",
+    2: "two",
+    3: "three",
+    4: "four",
+    5: "five",
+    6: "six",
+    7: "seven",
+    8: "eight",
+    9: 'nine',
+    10: 'ten',
+    11: 'eleven',
+    12: 'tweleve',
+    13: 'thirteen',
+    14: 'fourteen',
+    15: 'fifteen',
+    16: 'sixteen',
+    17: 'seventeen',
+    18: 'eighteen',
+    19: 'nineteen'
+
+}
+
+ten = {
+    2: "twenty",
+    3: "thirty",
+    4: "forty",
+    5: "fifty",
+    6: "sixty",
+    7: "seventy",
+    8: "eighty",
+    9: "nintey"
+    }
+
+hundreds = {
+    1: "one hundred",
+    2: "two hundred",
+    3: "three hundred",
+    4:'four hundred',
+    5:'five hundred',
+    6:'six hundred',
+    7:'seven hundred',
+    8:'eight hundred',
+    9:'nine hundred'
+    
+}
+# print(low_numbers[3])
+enter = input('Please enter a number between 0 - 999 : ')
+
+number = int(enter)
+
+def convert_number(number):
+    # return number]
+    if number < 20:
+        return low_numbers[number]
+   
+    # elif number <  100:
+        
+    #     tens_digit = number // 10
+    #     # print('10s digit: ', tens_digit)
+    #     ones_digit = number % 10 #takes whatever number and divides that by 10 and then gives the remainder
+    #     # print('1s digit: ', ones_digit)
+    # # return f"{ten[tens_digit]} - {low_numbers[ones_digit]}" 
+    #     tens_word = ten[tens_digit]
+    #     ones_word = low_numbers[ones_digit]
+    #     # print('ones word: ', ones_word)
+    #     # print('type of ones word: ', type(ones_word))
+
+    #     # print(ones_word[0])
+    #     # print(ones_word[1])
+    #     # print(ones_word[2])
+    #     # print(ones_word[3])
+
+    #     return f'{tens_word + " " + low_numbers[ones_digit]}' 
+        
+    elif number <  100:
+        tens_digit = number//10
+        ones_digit = number%10
+        last_one = int(str(number)[-1:]) #calling the the last number that is being inputed
+        if last_one == 0: # its saying that its only calling the last number if it is 0 
+            return f'{ten[tens_digit]}'
+
+    elif number <= 999:
+        hundreds_digit = number // 100 #floor divide regular division with no remainder
+        hundreds_word = hundreds[hundreds_digit]
+        last_two = int(str(number)[-2:]) #python get last two digits in number stack exchange
+        last_one = int(str(number)[-1:])
+        if last_two == 0:
+            return f'{hundreds_word}'
+
+            
+
+        if last_two <=19: #catching all the numbers below 20
+            return f'{hundreds_word + " " +low_numbers[last_two] }'  
+    
+        tens_digit = number // 10 
+        new_tens = tens_digit % 10
+        ones_digit = number % 10
+        tens_word = ten[new_tens]
+        ones_word = low_numbers[ones_digit]
+        if last_one == 0:
+            return f'{hundreds_word + " " + ten[new_tens]}' #placing this here to be able to get the numbers with 0 at the end, from having it say number then adding zero also placement beacause it needs to run all of that to be able to distinguish when it needs to use it 
+            
+        return f'{hundreds_word + " " + tens_word + " " + ones_word}'   
+
+         
+        # return hundreds_digit, tens_digit
+    # return f"{hundreds_word} - {ten[tens_digit]} - {low_numbers[ones_digit]}"
+
+print(convert_number(number))
+
+# print(convert_number(111))
+# print(convert_number(813))
+# print(convert_number(140))

get_greeting.txt

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+Good evening kathy