Author and Reason

A task provided to Michael Cartwright to complete by 13/05/2018. To the name of whom requested the task shall remain unknown.

Numbers to Words Web Page

Allows for a user to input a numbered variable, such as 123.45, and have that number converted into a texted format.

Requirements

To develop a web page featuring a web server routine which converts numerical input into words and passes these words as a string output parameter.

Output example:

Input: “123.45” Output: “ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-THREE DOLLARS AND FORTY-FIVE CENTS”

Limitations

This project did not state how many variables the author was suppose to work with. The maximum input is 6 characters (999.99). Hundreds, tens, units, and up to 2 decimal places are this project's limitations. This was chosen due to time constraits.

What is Included at this Repository?

• A HTML web user interface to allow the routine to be tested interactively.
• A document outlining the reasons why you selected your approach and why I decided against other possible solutions.
• A test plan.
• Supporting files for testing, such as a working executable (if applicable), source files, test harnesses, and solution or project files
• Implemented using HTML, JavaScript and Java programming languages.
• Used NetBeans IDE 8.1 and JUnit (implemented into NetBeans IDE 8.1).

How to Run

1. Download and install the latest NetBeans IDE at https://netbeans.org/downloads/. The 'All' version was selected by the author.
2. git clone this repository or download a zipped file of the repository.
3. Using NetBeans, load the project.
4. Build and Run the project.
5. To view Javadoc, Run > Generate Javadoc (Numbers to Words Web Page).