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The basic strategy would be to have a value variable that you work with. Each time you see a string 'one', 'two', 'eleven', 'seventy' you would add that amount to value. When you see a string like 'hundred', 'thousand', 'million', you would multiply value by that amount. For larger numbers you'll probably need to create a few subtotals and combine at the end. The steps to process a number like 111,374 written out as 'one hundred eleven thousand three hundred seventy four' would be • 'one' ->value[0] += 1 (now 1) • 'hundred' ->value[0] *= 100 (now 100) • 'eleven' ->value[0] += 11 (now 111) • 'thousand' ->value[0] *= 1000 (now 111000) • 'three' ->value[1] += 3 • 'hundred' ->value[1] *= 100 (now 300) • 'seventy' ->value[1] += 70 (now 370) • 'four' ->value[1] += 4 now (374) You'll still need to figure out how to decide when to build it as multiple values. It appears you should start a new subtotal when you encounter a multiplier ('hundred') which is smaller than the most recently seen multiplier.