Source: cirosantilli/number-bsdgames

= number
{c}
{disambiguate=bsdgames}

Converts numberical numbers to their full English form: https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/413441/converting-numbers-into-full-written-words

For example:
``
number 123456789123456789123456879123456789123456789123456879
``
gives:
``
one hundred twenty-three sexdecillion.
four hundred fifty-six quindecillion.
seven hundred eighty-nine quattuordecillion.
one hundred twenty-three tredecillion.
four hundred fifty-six duodecillion.
seven hundred eighty-nine undecillion.
one hundred twenty-three decillion.
four hundred fifty-six nonillion.
eight hundred seventy-nine octillion.
one hundred twenty-three septillion.
four hundred fifty-six sextillion.
seven hundred eighty-nine quintillion.
one hundred twenty-three quadrillion.
four hundred fifty-six trillion.
seven hundred eighty-nine billion.
one hundred twenty-three million.
four hundred fifty-six thousand.
eight hundred seventy-nine.
``

It also takes input from stdin, e.g.:
``
primes 1 10 | number
``
gives:
``
two.
...
three.
...
five.
...
seven.
``