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Can anybody help me with sending the program to me?
My E-mail is ctozlm@163.com.

----------INPUT----------
1.0
2.00
3.000
4.01
5.001
6.1000000000
7.100000000000000
----------OUTPUT--------
1. 0
2.
3.
4. 1
5. 1
6. 1 shata kuti
7. 1 kuti kuti

So whats the warng with my program [/b]

Whats the wrong with my code? Why WA? Do u know?

#include<stdio.h>
#include<string.h>

void process(char string[])
{
int len,i;
len=strlen(string);
if(len==7)
{
if(string[0]=='0')
{
if(string[1]!='0')
printf("%c lakh ",string[1]);
}
else
printf("%c%c lakh ",string[0],string[1]);
if(string[2]=='0')
{
if(string[3]!='0')
printf("%c hajar ",string[3]);
}
else
printf("%c%c hajar ",string[2],string[3]);
if(string[4]=='0');
else
printf("%c shata ",string[4]);
if(string[5]=='0')
{
if(string[6]!='0')
printf("%c",string[6]);
}
else
printf("%c%c",string[5],string[6]);
return;
}

if(len==6)
{
if(string[0]=='0');
else
printf("%c lakh ",string[0]);
if(string[1]=='0')
{
if(string[2]!='0')
printf("%c hajar ",string[2]);
}
else
printf("%c%c hajar ",string[1],string[2]);
if(string[3]=='0');
else
printf("%c shata ",string[3]);
if(string[4]=='0')
{
if(string[5]!='0')
printf("%c",string[5]);
}
else
printf("%c%c",string[4],string[5]);
return;
}

if(len==5)
{
if(string[0]=='0')
{
if(string[1]!='0')
printf("%c hajar ",string[1]);
}
else
printf("%c%c hajar ",string[0],string[1]);
if(string[2]=='0');
else
printf("%c shata ",string[2]);
if(string[3]=='0')
{
if(string[4]!='0')
printf("%c",string[4]);
}
else
printf("%c%c",string[3],string[4]);
return;
}

if(len==4)
{
if(string[0]=='0');
else
printf("%c hajar ",string[0]);
if(string[1]=='0');
else
printf("%c shata ",string[1]);
if(string[2]=='0')
{
if(string[3]!='0')
printf("%c",string[3]);
}
else
printf("%c%c",string[2],string[3]);
return;
}
if(len==3)
{
if(string[0]=='0');
else
printf("%c shata ",string[0]);
if(string[1]=='0')
{
if(string[2]!='0')
printf("%c",string[2]);
}
else
printf("%c%c",string[1],string[2]);
return;
}
if(len==2)
{
if(string[0]=='0')
{
if(string[1]!='0')

printf("%c",string[1]);
}
else
printf("%c%c",string[0],string[1]);
return;
}
if(len==1)
{
if(string[0]=='0');
else
printf("%c",string[0]);
return;
}
}

void main()
{
char input[16],sub1[8],sub2[8];
int flag,len,i,temp,j;
long double count=0;
while(scanf("%s",input)!=EOF)
{
flag=0;

j=0;
count++;
printf("%.Lf. ",count);
len=strlen(input);
i=0;
if(len==1&& input[0]=='0')
printf("%c",input[0]);
if(len>14)
{
flag=1;
for(i=0;i<7;i++)
sub1=input[i+1];
sub1='\0';
temp=8;
for(i=0;i<7;i++)
{sub2=input[temp];temp++;}
sub2='\0';
}

if(len>7&&len<=14)
{
flag=2;
temp=len;
for(i=7;i>=0;i--)
{sub1=input[temp];temp--;}
sub1[8]='\0';
for(i=len-8;i>=0;i--)
{sub2=input[temp];temp--;}
sub2[len-7]='\0';
}
if(len<=7&&len!=0)
{flag=3;
for(i=0;i<len;i++)
sub1=input;
sub1='\0';}
if(flag==1)
{
printf("%c kuti ",input[0]);
process(sub1);
printf(" kuti ");
process(sub2);
}
if(flag==2)
{
process(sub2);
printf(" kuti ");
process(sub1);
}
if(flag==3)
process(sub1);
printf("\n");
}
}


[/cpp]

Why in case 2 and 3 you don't write output ?

Dominik

Thanks for replay.......for case 2 my program print also...there was not the problem...I got AC but still Presentation Error.... i am not geting whats the wrong in my out put....Thanks all....

Contact me by my email address. I can help with that problem....Rajib Mazumder

I just got AC and output for

0, 00, 000, and 0000 ... are all just 0.
No need to check about that

Ugh, I thought that the problem description explicitly says the input will be a positive number ... Got tripped on that ...

-turuthok-

could someone explain the rules behind Bangla Numbers? the question is quiet vague

Thank you

Bugz

Think about dividing input numbers into parts of three digits ...

Best regards
DM

just use hardcode!!
It's quite hard without hardcoding since contants are involved (shata, kuti, hajar, etc.).
I used 15 cases to solve this prob and got AC in first attempt. It's not a hard prob actually, but you have to be careful with the input!!

but what are the rules? what happens when its 1 kuti 1 lakh 0 hajar 1 shata

do i go: 1 kuti lakh shata?
or 1 kuti 1 lakh 1 shata?

what happens if its over 1 shata 1 khuti (10^10)? do i output 1 shata khuti?

do i treat this like english language? one hundred million and stuff?

1 kuti 1 lakh 0 hajar 1 shata = 1 kuti 1 lakh 1 shata
10^10 = 1 shata kuti
Hope this helps!!

It's not very hard to solve this problem without hardcoding
I made it first time
The clue is proper dividing number to part of three digits and use additional table with names of numbers (shata, kuti a.s.o.) ...

Best regards
DM