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###There's an easier way.

We have the num2words module which can be easily installed via pip:

pip install num2words

The advantage of this module is that it supports multiple languages:

• en (English, default)
• fr (French)
• de (German)
• es (Spanish)
• lt (Lithuanian)
• lv (Latvian)
• en_GB (British English)
• en_IN (Indian English)
• no (Norwegian)
• pl (Polish)
• ru (Russian)
• dk (Danish)
• pt_BR (Brazilian Portuguese)

More, you can even generate ordinal numbers like forty-second.

A small python example for converting numbers to words using num2words looks like this:

>>> from num2words import num2words
>>> num2words(42)
forty-two
>>> num2words(42, ordinal=True)
forty-second

You can read more about what you can do using this module here

NOTE: In case somebody is wondering why this is not a code review (such as comments on the posted code), is because in the unedited question the author specifically asked if there is already a library for this.

There's an easier way.

We have the num2words module which can be easily installed via pip:

pip install num2words

The advantage of this module is that it supports multiple languages:

• en (English, default)
• fr (French)
• de (German)
• es (Spanish)
• lt (Lithuanian)
• lv (Latvian)
• en_GB (British English)
• en_IN (Indian English)
• no (Norwegian)
• pl (Polish)
• ru (Russian)
• dk (Danish)
• pt_BR (Brazilian Portuguese)

More, you can even generate ordinal numbers like forty-second.

A small python example for converting numbers to words using num2words looks like this:

>>> from num2words import num2words
>>> num2words(42)
forty-two
>>> num2words(42, ordinal=True)
forty-second

You can read more about what you can do using this module here

NOTE: In case somebody is wondering why this is not a code review (such as comments on the posted code), is because in the unedited question the author specifically asked if there is already a library for this.

###There's an easier way.

We have the num2words module which can be easily installed via pip:

pip install num2words

The advantage of this module is that it supports multiple languages:

• en (English, default)
• fr (French)
• de (German)
• es (Spanish)
• lt (Lithuanian)
• lv (Latvian)
• en_GB (British English)
• en_IN (Indian English)
• no (Norwegian)
• pl (Polish)
• ru (Russian)
• dk (Danish)
• pt_BR (Brazilian Portuguese)

More, you can even generate ordinal numbers like forty-second.

A small python example for converting numbers to words using num2words would look like this:

>>> from num2words import num2words
>>> num2words(42)
forty-two
>>> num2words(42, ordinal=True)
forty-second

You can read more about what you can do using this module here

NOTE: In case somebody is wondering why this is not a code review (such as comments on the posted code), is because in the unedited question the author specifically asked if there is already a library for this.

###There's an easier way.

We have the num2words module which can be easily installed via pip:

pip install num2words

The advantage of this module is that it supports multiple languages:

• en (English, default)
• fr (French)
• de (German)
• es (Spanish)
• lt (Lithuanian)
• lv (Latvian)
• en_GB (British English)
• en_IN (Indian English)
• no (Norwegian)
• pl (Polish)
• ru (Russian)
• dk (Danish)
• pt_BR (Brazilian Portuguese)

More, you can even generate ordinal numbers like forty-second.

A small python example for converting numbers to words using num2words looks like this:

>>> from num2words import num2words
>>> num2words(42)
forty-two
>>> num2words(42, ordinal=True)
forty-second

You can read more about what you can do using this module here

NOTE: In case somebody is wondering why this is not a code review (such as comments on the posted code), is because in the unedited question the author specifically asked if there is already a library for this.

###There's an easier way.

We have the num2words module which can be easily installed via pip:

pip install num2words

The advantage of this module is that it supports multiple languages:

• en (English, default)
• fr (French)
• de (German)
• es (Spanish)
• lt (Lithuanian)
• lv (Latvian)
• en_GB (British English)
• en_IN (Indian English)
• no (Norwegian)
• pl (Polish)
• ru (Russian)
• dk (Danish)
• pt_BR (Brazilian Portuguese)

More, you can even generate ordinal numbers like forty-second.

A small python example for converting numbers to words using num2words would look like this:

>>> from num2words import num2words
>>> num2words(42)
forty-two
>>> num2words(42, ordinal=True)
forty-second

You can read more about what you can do using this module here

###There's an easier way.

We have the num2words module which can be easily installed via pip:

pip install num2words

The advantage of this module is that it supports multiple languages:

• en (English, default)
• fr (French)
• de (German)
• es (Spanish)
• lt (Lithuanian)
• lv (Latvian)
• en_GB (British English)
• en_IN (Indian English)
• no (Norwegian)
• pl (Polish)
• ru (Russian)
• dk (Danish)
• pt_BR (Brazilian Portuguese)

More, you can even generate ordinal numbers like forty-second.

A small python example for converting numbers to words using num2words would look like this:

>>> from num2words import num2words
>>> num2words(42)
forty-two
>>> num2words(42, ordinal=True)
forty-second

You can read more about what you can do using this module here

NOTE: In case somebody is wondering why this is not a code review (such as comments on the posted code), is because in the unedited question the author specifically asked if there is already a library for this.