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C code for converting a two digit number in word

 Coding Problems(With C Language + Code Snippet)





Write a C code for converting a two digit number in word.

Ans: You are given a two digit number and you have to convert it in words. 

Input: 85                                     
Output: Eighty Five

Input: 50
Output: Fifty

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