#(newbie) converting integers to string describing expanded format with expandNumber()

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vestal sand
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I cannot figure out how to use the "private static dataType methodName(inputs){" parameter to write a number in expanded format using the hundred, tens, and ones places.

The input has to be an integer

The output has to be a string describing the expanded format

cyan oreBOT
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zealous harness
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i mean, you just described your input and output types

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what are you stuck on in the header?

vestal sand
zealous harness
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...call it?

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or do you mean implementing it?

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you aren't clearly describing your issue at all

vestal sand
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i do not know how to go from integer to expanded form in string

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i don't know what implenting means sorry :c

zealous harness
obtuse lilyBOT
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int alphabet-245;
alphabet=Help.expandNumber(alphabet);
System.out.println("This is 245 in words: "+alphabet);

} private static int expandNumber(int abcbig){ return output; }

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cyan oreBOT
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int alphabet-245;
alphabet=Help.expandNumber(alphabet);
System.out.println("This is 245 in words: "+alphabet);

} 
private static int expandNumber(int abcbig){
         return output;
}
vestal sand
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int alphabet=245**

shut reef
hollow pelican
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I think he wants the spelt out words of the numbers, I might be wrong but that's what I think

unborn hornet
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Wait so you need a method to convert a int describing the number like “four hundred”

vestal sand
vestal sand