One More Example
I think another example method would be helpful here. We’ll call this one english_number. It will take a number, like 22, and return the English version of it (in this case, the string 'twenty-two'). For now, let’s have it work only on integers from 0 to 100:
def english_number number |
# We accept numbers from 0 to 100. |
if number < 0 |
return 'Please enter a number zero or greater.' |
end |
if number > 100 |
return 'Please enter a number 100 or less.' |
end |
num_string = '' # This is the string we will return. |
# "left" is how much of the number |
# we still have left to write out. |
# "write" is the part we are |
# writing out right now. |
# write and left... get it? :) |
left = number |
write = left/100 # How many ... |
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