Words in Numbers

Converting is based on English writing rules. The writing of numbers in English follows some syntactic rules. dCode reads the words and recomposes the numbers.

Example: one hundred twenty-three corresponds to 123

To write large numbers, in typography, it is advisable to put a comma every thousand, but this notation is ambiguous in computing, so not recommended in this domain.

dCode provides another tool for writing numbers into letters.

Beyond billions, it is better to use the scientific notation, if it is not the case, here is a table of the names of the big numbers:

Among the greatest numbers with a name, there are also more exotic names like the gogol which is worth $ 10^{100} $ that is the number 1 followed by 100 zeros or the gogolplex which is worth $ 10 ^ {10 ^ {100}} $ or the number 1 followed by a gogol of zeros.

When writing currencies (euros, dollars, etc.) some subunits can be used, like the cents 0.01, or in India the lakh is worth 100000