Expert: Hosnieh [Sara] - 12/9/2009

Question
QUESTION: its not proper it shud read 11 to 19. as 11 shud show eleven, 12 shud show twelove etc

ANSWER:  private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
       {

         int i, j, counter = 0;
         label1.Text = "";
         if (textBox1.Text.IndexOf('.') > -1) //if it has floating point
         {
         String[] str = textBox1.Text.Split('.');
         for (j = 0; j < 2; j++)
         {
         if (j == 1)
         {
         label1.Text += " point ";
         counter = 0;

         }
         for (i = 0; i < str[j].Length; i++)
         {
         if (str[j].Length - counter != 2)
         switch (Convert.ToInt32(str[j][i].ToString()))
         {
         case 1:
         label1.Text += "one ";
         break;
         case 2:
         label1.Text += "two ";
         break;
         case 3:
         label1.Text += "three ";
         break;
         case 4:
         label1.Text += "four ";
         break;
         case 5:
         label1.Text += "five ";
         break;
         case 6:
         label1.Text += "six ";
         break;
         case 7:
         label1.Text += "seven ";
         break;
         case 8:
         label1.Text += "eight ";
         break;
         case 9:
         label1.Text += "nine ";
         break;

         }
         else
         {
         switch (Convert.ToInt32(str[j][i].ToString()))
         {
         case 1:
         switch (Convert.ToInt32(str[j][i + 1].ToString()))
         {
         case 0:
         label1.Text += "ten ";
         break;
         case 1:
         label1.Text += "eleven ";
         break;
         case 2:
         label1.Text += "twelve ";
         break;
         case 3:
         label1.Text += "Thirteen ";
         break;
         case 4:
         label1.Text += "forteen ";
         break;
         case 5:
         label1.Text += "fifteen ";
         break;
         case 6:
         label1.Text += "sixteen ";
         break;
         case 7:
         label1.Text += "seventeen ";
         break;
         case 8:
         label1.Text += "eighteen ";
         break;
         case 9:
         label1.Text += "nineteen ";
         break;
         }
         i++;
         break;
         
         case 2:
         label1.Text += "twenty ";
         break;
         case 3:
         label1.Text += "Thirty ";
         break;
         case 4:
         label1.Text += "fourthy ";
         break;
         case 5:
         label1.Text += "fifty ";
         break;
         case 6:
         label1.Text += "sixty ";
         break;
         case 7:
         label1.Text += "seventy ";
         break;
         case 8:
         label1.Text += "eighty ";
         break;
         case 9:
         label1.Text += "ninthy ";
         break;

         }
         }
         if(Convert.ToInt32(str[j][i].ToString())!=0)

         switch (str[j].Length - counter)
         {
         case 3:
         label1.Text += "hundred ";
         break;
         case 4:
         label1.Text += "Thousand ";
         break;
         case 5:
         label1.Text += " ten Thousand ";
         break;
         case 6:
         label1.Text += "hundred Thousand ";
         break;
         case 7:
         label1.Text += "million ";
         break;
         }
         counter++;
         }

         }
         }
         else
         {
         counter = 0;
         for (i = 0; i < textBox1.Text.Length; i++)
         {
         if (textBox1.Text.Length - counter != 2)
         switch (Convert.ToInt32(textBox1.Text[i].ToString()))
         {
         case 1:
         label1.Text += "one ";
         break;
         case 2:
         label1.Text += "two ";
         break;
         case 3:
         label1.Text += "three ";
         break;
         case 4:
         label1.Text += "four ";
         break;
         case 5:
         label1.Text += "five ";
         break;
         case 6:
         label1.Text += "six ";
         break;
         case 7:
         label1.Text += "seven ";
         break;
         case 8:
         label1.Text += "eight ";
         break;
         case 9:
         label1.Text += "nine ";
         break;

         }
         else
         {
         switch (Convert.ToInt32(textBox1.Text[i].ToString()))
         {
         case 1:
         switch (Convert.ToInt32(textBox1.Text[i+1].ToString()))
         {
         case 0:
         label1.Text += "ten ";
         break;
         case 1:
         label1.Text += "eleven ";
         break;
         case 2:
         label1.Text += "twelve ";
         break;
         case 3:
         label1.Text += "Thirteen ";
         break;
         case 4:
         label1.Text += "forteen ";
         break;
         case 5:
         label1.Text += "fifteen ";
         break;
         case 6:
         label1.Text += "sixteen ";
         break;
         case 7:
         label1.Text += "seventeen ";
         break;
         case 8:
         label1.Text += "eighteen ";
         break;
         case 9:
         label1.Text += "nineteen ";
         break;
         }
         i++;
         break;


         case 2:
         label1.Text += "twenty ";
         break;
         case 3:
         label1.Text += "Thirty ";
         break;
         case 4:
         label1.Text += "fourthy ";
         break;
         case 5:
         label1.Text += "fifty ";
         break;
         case 6:
         label1.Text += "sixty ";
         break;
         case 7:
         label1.Text += "seventy ";
         break;
         case 8:
         label1.Text += "eighty ";
         break;
         case 9:
         label1.Text += "ninthy ";
         break;

         }
         }
         if (Convert.ToInt32(textBox1.Text[i].ToString()) != 0)

         switch (textBox1.Text.Length - counter)
         {
         case 3:
         label1.Text += "hundred ";
         break;
         case 4:
         label1.Text += "Thousand ";
         break;
         case 5:
         label1.Text += " ten Thousand ";
         break;
         case 6:
         label1.Text += "hundred Thousand ";
         break;
         case 7:
         label1.Text += "million ";
         break;
         }
         counter++;
         }


         }



       }

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QUESTION: hiiiii
i wana make calculater.
Explanation is in one multiline text box user enter the value like : 1+5+6+2+1 then ans shud 15 and if 15-2 ans shud 13 and if 15/5 then 3
so and so

ANSWER: the simplest way is as follow, there's other way too such as detecting each character and parsing them or when the user click on each number detect keys and do the action but I think the following code is the simplest one.
right click on your project in solution explorer , choose add reference , choose COM tab and then there search microsoft script control 1.0 and when you find it , click add

then in your form add a button which I named it button1 and a textbox which I named it textBox1
in your button click write the following code
private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
       {

         MSScriptControl.ScriptControl sc = new MSScriptControl.ScriptControl();
         sc.Language = "VBScript";
         object result = sc.Eval(textBox1.Text);
         MessageBox.Show(result.ToString());



       }
so in your textbox you can enter simple equation , you don't need to add "=" for that and then click on your button to show you the result.
good luck

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QUESTION: Thank you for reply, n program run successfully
bt i want tht value shud remain in textbox
Example. output shud like
1>1+2+3+4
>10
2>8/4+2
>4
ok
now can u explain that why we use msscript control
and language VB script in that
n u said thr is many other ways
thn can we made it without msscriptcontrol
if yes thn plz do so.......

Answer
Hello,
sorry for my late response. I was so busy with many projects.
we use script languages because C# or .net does not have such a capability , I mean in script languages someone wrote Eval function which do that but in C# or vb we should code that for instance we should code a function which use postfix or prefix method to calculate it, I mean for that you need to write 30 line code just to do what I mentioned in last message, so it is easier to use script languages. also script languages now adays are so popular I mean all programmers try to use it somehow in their code as you can see ajax based websites.
I will revise this answer when I go home to write that part for you.