8.8 Exercises

See Appendix A, Exercise Answers for answers.

1. Write a subroutine that takes a numeric value from 1 to 9 as an argument and then returns the English name (such as, one, two, or nine). If the value is out of range, return the original number as the name instead. Test it with some input data; you'll probably have to write some sort of code to call the subroutine. (Hint: the subroutine should not perform any I/O.)

2. Taking the subroutine from the previous exercise, write a program that takes two numbers and then adds them together, displaying the result as Two plus two equals four. (Don't forget to capitalize the initial word!)

3. Extend the subroutine to return negative nine through negative one and zero. Try it in a program.