Hi all
I heard that we can use the English words to express the number. Like using One hundred to express 100. Does anyone know which function can do it?
Best Regards,
Hi all
I heard that we can use the English words to express the number. Like using One hundred to express 100. Does anyone know which function can do it?
Best Regards,
I see that Wolfram Alpha can do that, so here's a kludgy little function that sends the English string to Wolfram Alpha and parses the result:
w2n[s_String] := ToExpression[StringCases[
Import["http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=" <> StringReplace[s, " "->"+"],
"String"],
RegularExpression["Hold\\[([^\\]]*)\\]"] -> "$1"][[1]]]
Example:
w2n["two million six hundred sixty-six"]
> 2000666
Does Wolfram Alpha provide an actual API? That would be really great!
PS: They have one now but it's expensive: http://products.wolframalpha.com/api/
PPS: I notice that the wolframalpha results page changed a bit and my scraping no longer works. Some variant on that regular expression should work though.