Java implementation method for converting digital capital amounts _java

This article describes the Java implementation of the digital capitalization amount conversion method. Share to everyone for your reference. Specifically as follows:

Example: an implementation that converts the amount of an Arabic numeral to an uppercase amount in Chinese, for example:
￥1011→ 0 to pick one yuan whole.
The capital number is: 0, one, the other, three, the restaurant, Wu, Lu, QI, BA, nine, pick, Bai, Qian, million, billion

 import java.io.*; import java.lang.String; public class Change {public static void Mai
   N (String agrs[]) {//money is used to hold the amount of input long money=0;
   String mon[]={"0", "one", "II", "three", "Restaurant", "WU", "Lu", "Qi", "ba", "Nine"}; String mon1[]={"Pick Up", "Bai", "" Thousand "," Million "," Collect million "," Million "," Thousand Million "," billion "," pick billion "," billion "," Thousand Billion "}, je[]=new string[30];//je[] array for the number of digital amount converted
   n is used to test whether you have the amount converted int n=agrs.length;
   if (n==0) System.out.println ("Please enter the amount you want to convert:");    
   Converts the amount entered into a Long type of data else {Money=long.parselong (agrs[n-1]);
   //bitt is used to store the number of amounts that need to be converted, int bitt=0,j,k=-1,i=0;
   The conversion process while (money!=0) {bitt= (int) (money%10l);
   Calculates the uppercase value for (j=0;j<mon.length;j++) {if (J==bitt) break of each number;
    ///Save the corresponding value in je[] if (k!=-1) {je[i]=mon1[k];i++}    
    je[i]=mon[j];i++;
    MONEY=MONEY/10;
    k++;
     if (money==0) {//Output converted amount System.out.print ("The amount you entered is:");
     i--;
    for (; i>=0;i--) System.out.print (Je[i]); }
   }
 }
}

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