Merge pull request #41 from PdxCodeGuild/matt-lab03-number-to-string

Matt lab03 number to string

Author: brucestull

code/matt/python/lab01-mean.py

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+#Matt Nichols
+#HB2 Lab03
+
+#Version 1
+
+#Dictionaries for future key[input] to output
+ones_place = {
+    0: 'zero',
+    1: 'one',
+    2: 'two',
+    3: 'three',
+    4: 'four',
+    5: 'five',
+    6: 'six',
+    7: 'seven',
+    8: 'eight',
+    9: 'nine',
+}
+complex_place = {
+    10: 'ten',
+    11: 'eleven',
+    12: 'twelve',
+    13: 'thirteen',
+    14: 'fourteen',
+    15: 'fifteen',
+    16: 'sixteen',
+    17: 'seventeen',
+    18: 'eighteen',
+    19: 'nineteen'
+}
+tens_place = {
+    2: 'twenty',
+    3: 'thirty',
+    4: 'forty',
+    5: 'fifty',
+    6: 'sixty',
+    7: 'seventy',
+    8: 'eighty',
+    9: 'ninty'
+}
+
+#Function for when you need to pull from two keys with one input
+def twenty_to_ninty_nine(nums):
+    tens = nums // 10
+    ones = nums % 10
+    if ones == 0:
+        return tens_place[tens]
+    return '{0}-{1}'.format(tens_place[tens], ones_place[ones])
+
+#Function for putting the everything together
+def zero_to_ninty_nine(nums):
+    if nums < 10:
+        return ones_place[nums]
+    elif nums < 20:
+        return complex_place[nums]
+    return twenty_to_ninty_nine(nums)
+
+#Version2
+
+#Function for finding/pulling more keys with one input
+def hundreds(nums):
+    hundreds = nums // 100
+    tens = nums % 100
+    ones = nums % 10
+    if tens == 0:
+        return f'{ones_place[hundreds]}-hundred'
+    if tens < 10:
+        return f'{ones_place[hundreds]}-hundred-{ones_place[ones]}'
+    if tens < 20:
+        return f'{ones_place[hundreds]}-hundred-{complex_place[tens]}'
+    return f'{ones_place[hundreds]}-hundred-{twenty_to_ninty_nine(tens)}'
+
+#Putting it all together
+def numbers_zero_to_hundreds(nums):
+    if nums < 10:
+        return ones_place[nums]
+    if nums < 20:
+        return complex_place[nums]
+    if nums < 100:
+        return twenty_to_ninty_nine(nums)
+    return hundreds(nums)
+
+
+while True:
+    user_input = input("Enter a number between 0-999 OR type 'done' to exit\n")
+    #Ending program
+    if user_input == 'done':
+        result = "Goodbye"
+        print(result)
+        break
+    #For users invalid input
+    try:
+        number_to_string = numbers_zero_to_hundreds(int(user_input))
+        print(number_to_string)
+    except:
+        print(f"You entered - {user_input}.\nMake sure you have no spaces, numbers don't exceed 999, and no negatives ")
+
+