Ada.Numbers 1.0.0

Ada.Numbers

Features:

• It converts a number to its equivalent in written words, i.e. 123 to "cento e vinte três";
• It converts a word to its equivalent in number, i.e. "cento e vinte dois" to "122".

Specification

Available namespaces are:

• Ada.Numbers.Converters which contains the extension methods for conversion;
• Ada.Numbers.Constants which contains the constants used in conversions;
• Ada.Numbers.Utilities which contains some useful methods such as the number of digits and the category of the number.

Ada.Numbers.Converters

For string, there method is .ToNumber(useShortScale). useShortScale is a boolean whose default value is false.

Example:

var number = "vinte e dois";
number.ToNumber() // > "22"

Check the method documentation for more details.

For numerical types (long, int, byte, decimal, double and float), the method is .ToWords(useShortScale). useShortScale is a boolean whose default value is false.

var number = 22;
number.ToNumber() // > "Vinte e Dois"

Check the method documentation for more details.

Ada.Numbers.Constants

It includes the classes:

• Messages: for useful messages, check the class documentation for more details.
• Separators: for number separator, check the class documentation for more details.

Ada.Numbers.Utilities

It includes extension methods for:

• .NumberOfDigits() available for long, int and byte: it returns the number of digits a number has.

var number = 22;
number.NumberOfDigits() // > 2

• .Category() available for long, int and byte: it returns the the category of the number.

var number = 22;
number.Category() // > NumberCategory.Ten

NumberCategory is an enum, check its documentation for more details.