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  1. class Solution {
  2. HashMap<Integer, String> base = new HashMap<>();
  3. public Solution() {
  4. base.put(0, "");
  5. base.put(1, "One ");
  6. base.put(2, "Two ");
  7. base.put(3, "Three ");
  8. base.put(4, "Four ");
  9. base.put(5, "Five ");
  10. base.put(6, "Six ");
  11. base.put(7, "Seven ");
  12. base.put(8, "Eight ");
  13. base.put(9, "Nine ");
  14. base.put(10, "Ten ");
  15. base.put(11, "Eleven ");
  16. base.put(12, "Twelve ");
  17. base.put(13, "Thirteen ");
  18. base.put(14, "Fourteen ");
  19. base.put(15, "Fifteen ");
  20. base.put(16, "Sixteen ");
  21. base.put(17, "Seventeen ");
  22. base.put(18, "Eighteen ");
  23. base.put(19, "Nineteen ");
  24.  
  25. base.put(20, "Twenty ");
  26. base.put(30, "Thirty ");
  27. base.put(40, "Forty ");
  28. base.put(50, "Fifty ");
  29. base.put(60, "Sixty ");
  30. base.put(70, "Seventy ");
  31. base.put(80, "Eighty ");
  32. base.put(90, "Ninety ");
  33. }
  34. public String numberToWords(int num) {
  35. StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
  36. int billions = num/1_000_000_000;
  37. if(billions != 0) {
  38. processUnder1000(billions, sb);
  39. sb.append("Billion ");
  40. }
  41. num %= 1_000_000_000;
  42. int millions = num/1_000_000;
  43. if(millions != 0) {
  44. processUnder1000(millions, sb);
  45. sb.append("Million ");
  46. }
  47. num %= 1_000_000;
  48. int thousands = num/1000;
  49. if(thousands != 0) {
  50. processUnder1000(thousands, sb);
  51. sb.append("Thousand ");
  52. }
  53. num %= 1000;
  54. processUnder1000(num, sb);
  55. if(sb.length() == 0) {
  56. return "Zero";
  57. } else {
  58. sb.setLength(sb.length() - 1);
  59. return sb.toString();
  60. }
  61. }
  62.  
  63. void processUnder1000(int num, StringBuilder sb) {
  64. if(num < 20) {
  65. sb.append(base.get(num));
  66. } else {
  67. if(num > 99) {
  68. sb.append(base.get(num/100)).append("Hundred ");
  69. processUnder1000(num%100, sb);
  70. } else {
  71. num%=100;
  72. int rem = num%10;
  73. num -= rem;
  74. sb.append(base.get(num)).append(base.get(rem));
  75. }
  76. }
  77. }
  78. }
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