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![C PROGRAM
Create a c program that will convert number figures into words
1. You can use user-defined functions, string, array, and loops
2. Maximum input limit is 10000.00
Sample output (bold letters is for input)
Enter amount in Peso: 143.50
You just entered P145.50 equivalent to One Hundred Forty Three and Fifty Centavos.
Do you want to convert another amount? [Y|N]: N](https://content.bartleby.com/qna-images/question/bdc209b7-0878-460f-bb98-99267d1a9d29/5cb90e29-3210-4e74-94a7-463014edeafa/59bamw_thumbnail.jpeg)
Transcribed Image Text:C PROGRAM
Create a c program that will convert number figures into words
1. You can use user-defined functions, string, array, and loops
2. Maximum input limit is 10000.00
Sample output (bold letters is for input)
Enter amount in Peso: 143.50
You just entered P145.50 equivalent to One Hundred Forty Three and Fifty Centavos.
Do you want to convert another amount? [Y|N]: N
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