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Python: Number Letter Counts

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Python: Number Letter Counts
Problem 17, Projecteuler

For problem 17, projectEuler ask for the total numbers of alphabetics in all words of numbers from 1 to 1000.

Here I am coping from there page.

Once I read the task, I decide to create my own version of the requirement. I start to assume that I may have a dictionary with some numbers and words, then base on what ever the user will input (number between 1 and 999) then I shall convert it to words.

Example:
1 –> one
8 –> eight
234 –> tow hundred thirty-four .. and so on.


I start searching the net to get the words I need, and store them in 3 dictionaries.

num_1_9 = {“1″:”one”,”2″:”two” .. ext.
num_10s = {“10″:”ten”,”20″:”twenty” .. ext.
num_11s = {“11″:”eleven”,”12″:”twelve”.. ext


Then, I start writing the functions for each group of numbers/dictionaries, so if the user enter a number we will read number of digits if it is 1 then we call def num_1_d(), if it is 2 digits we call def num_2_ds() and if it is 3 digits we call num_3_ds(). At the end, we got the right answer for Projecteuler, and here is the code in my way, I am asking the user to enter a number then i convert it to a corresponding words.



The Code:



# Date:27/6/2019
# ProjectEuler
# Problem No.17
# Completed on Sun, 30 Jun 2019, 10:30


num_1_9 = {“1″:”one”,”2″:”two”,”3″:”three”,”4″:”four”,”5″:”five”,”6″:”six”,”7″:”seven”,”8″:”eight”,”9″:”nine”}

num_11s={“11″:”eleven”,”12″:”twelve”,”13″:”thirteen”,”14″:”fourteen”,”15″:”fifteen”,”16″:”sixteen”,”17″:”seventeen”,”18″:”eighteen”,”19″:”nineteen”}

num_10s ={“10″:”ten”,”20″:”twenty”,”30″:”thirty”,”40″:”forty”,”50″:”fifty”,”60″:”sixty”,”70″:”seventy”,”80″:”eighty”,”90″:”ninety”}

num_100=’hundred’

def num_1_d(num):

if len(str(num)) == 1:

return num_1_9[str(num)]

def num_2_ds(num):

d0,d1 = num[0], num[1]

if int(num[1])== 0 :

return num_10s[str(num)]

elif int(num[0]) == 1 :

return num_11s[str(num)]

elif (int(num[0])) >1 :

d0=str(d0)+str(0)

return ‘{}-{}’.format(num_10s[str(d0)],num_1_9[str(d1)])

def num_3_ds (num):

d0,d1,d2=num[0],num[1],num[2]

if (int(num[1])==0) and (int(num[2])==0) :

return ‘{} {}’.format(num_1_9[str(d0)],num_100)

elif (int(num[1])>0):

d1 = str(d1)+str(d2)

return ‘{} {} and {}’.format(num_1_9[str(d0)],num_100,num_2_ds(d1))

elif (int(num[1])==0) and (int(num[2])>0):

d1 = str(d1)+str(d2)

return ‘{} {} and {}’.format(num_1_9[str(d0)],num_100,num_1_9[str(d2)])

num =0

while num !=’f’ :

num =input(‘\nEnter a number: (1-999)’)

if len(str(num)) == 1:

print(num ,’ is ‘,(num_1_d(num)))

elif len(str(num)) == 2:

print (num ,’ is ‘,(num_2_ds(num)))

elif len(str(num)) == 3:

print (num ,’ is ‘,(num_3_ds(num)))




This is Output screen for my-way version



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