Keeping with the naming convetion I initially choosed.
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@ -42,14 +42,14 @@ sub generate_number_without_uppercase_and_end_marks($number) {
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# This is done in this way attempting to split the big problem
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# This is done in this way attempting to split the big problem
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# in many smaller problems.
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# in many smaller problems.
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append_millions_to_return(\$number, \$return);
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append_millions_to_return(\$number, \$return);
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my $there_is_hundred_thousands = append_thousand_hundreds(\$number, \$return);
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my $there_is_hundred_thousands = append_thousand_hundreds_to_return(\$number, \$return);
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append_decene_thousands(\$number, \$return, $there_is_hundred_thousands);
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append_decene_thousands_to_return(\$number, \$return, $there_is_hundred_thousands);
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append_hundred(\$number, \$return);
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append_hundred_to_return(\$number, \$return);
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append_decene(\$number, \$return);
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append_decene_to_return(\$number, \$return);
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return $return;
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return $return;
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}
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}
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sub append_decene($number_ref, $return_ref) {
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sub append_decene_to_return($number_ref, $return_ref) {
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my $number = ${$number_ref};
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my $number = ${$number_ref};
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my $decene = int ($number / 1);
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my $decene = int ($number / 1);
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return if ($decene < 1);
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return if ($decene < 1);
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@ -58,7 +58,7 @@ sub append_decene($number_ref, $return_ref) {
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${$number_ref} = 0;
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${$number_ref} = 0;
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}
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}
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sub append_decene_thousands($number_ref, $return_ref, $there_is_hundred_thousands) {
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sub append_decene_thousands_to_return($number_ref, $return_ref, $there_is_hundred_thousands) {
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my $number = ${$number_ref};
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my $number = ${$number_ref};
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my $thousand_decene_unit = int ($number / 1_000);
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my $thousand_decene_unit = int ($number / 1_000);
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# This is needed for numbers such as 1_100_001 that do not have thousand decenes
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# This is needed for numbers such as 1_100_001 that do not have thousand decenes
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@ -72,7 +72,7 @@ sub append_decene_thousands($number_ref, $return_ref, $there_is_hundred_thousand
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${$number_ref} = $number % 1_000;
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${$number_ref} = $number % 1_000;
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}
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}
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sub append_hundred($number_ref, $return_ref) {
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sub append_hundred_to_return($number_ref, $return_ref) {
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my $number = ${$number_ref};
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my $number = ${$number_ref};
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my $hundred = int ($number / 100);
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my $hundred = int ($number / 100);
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return if ($hundred < 1);
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return if ($hundred < 1);
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@ -100,7 +100,7 @@ sub convert_two_chars_number_to_words($number) {
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return $return;
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return $return;
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}
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}
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sub append_thousand_hundreds($number_ref, $return_ref) {
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sub append_thousand_hundreds_to_return($number_ref, $return_ref) {
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my $number = ${$number_ref};
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my $number = ${$number_ref};
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my $thousand_hundreds_unit = int ($number / 100_000);
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my $thousand_hundreds_unit = int ($number / 100_000);
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return if ($thousand_hundreds_unit < 1);
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return if ($thousand_hundreds_unit < 1);
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