if the character is a numeric digit, prints its name in text (e.g., if input is 9, output is NINE)

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in the image please see the option c . I need a program in python.

I was trying to print number in word but I didn’t get successful. I want a answer in python.

Asked By: Anand

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Answer 1

def int_to_word(character):
  character = str(character) if type(character)!=str else None
  conversion_dict = {
    '1': 'ONE',
    '2': 'TWO',
    '3': 'THREE',
    '4': 'FOUR',
    '5': 'FIVE',
    '6': 'SIX',
    '7': 'SEVEN',
    '8': 'EIGHT',
    '9': 'NINE'
  }
  return conversion_dict[character] if character.isnumeric() else 'Character not numeric'

This should work if the user inputs the number as a string or integer data type. If you can control the data type input you would just delete the second line, and make sure the input character data type was in a string format.

For example, to use:

print(int_to_word(6))
print(int_to_word('7'))

output:

SIX
SEVEN

Answered By: Jamie Dormaar

if the character is a numeric digit, prints its name in text (e.g., if input is 9, output is NINE)

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