Greetings, fellow enthusiasts of database wizardry and linguistic charm! In the realm of MySQL magic, where every line of code weaves a tale of data transformation, I am delighted to share with you a creation close to my heart – a bespoke MySQL function designed to transcend numerical boundaries and bring the beauty of Nepali words to your data.
As a fervent explorer of the vast MySQL landscape, I often find joy in pushing the boundaries of what is possible. Today, I present to you a handy tool born out of a desire to bridge the worlds of numeric data and linguistic artistry. The MySQL function I've crafted is a bridge that transforms integers into Nepali words, elegantly expressed in Unicode – a tribute to the rich linguistic tapestry of Nepal.
This endeavor began with a simple idea – to make numerical data more relatable, more human. In a country where each digit has its own unique character, why not give numbers a voice that resonates with the cultural heritage of Nepal? The function I've designed accomplishes just that, offering a seamless conversion of integers up to 999,999 into their Nepali word equivalents, all encoded in Unicode for universal compatibility.
This great creation can be used to convert numeric values to print vouchers / to convert amount to words in Tamashuk or any other document where words matter more than numbers.
Even if you cant count to सताशी अठाशी उनाशी this function will do it upto उनान्सय लाख उनान्सय हजार नौ सय उनान्सय and further.
Use this to bring good into the world.
numb_to_string_nepali.sql
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