yes..
one[] = {"", "one", "two", ...............,
"nine","ten", ........"nineteen"};
tens[] = {"", "", "twenty", "thirty",......"ninety"};
and store hundred[], thousand[] etc then
check that how many digits are there, if the given number is a single
digit then print: one[n]
if the given number is having two digits then do :
if(n>19) print(ten[n/10] , one[n%10]);
else print(one[n]);
if the given number is having three digits then do:
print(one[n/100]);
printf("hundred");
p = n / 10;
printf(ten[p%10], one[n%10]);
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