README.md
In CenterForAssessment/toOrdinal: Cardinal to Ordinal Number & Date Conversion
toOrdinal
Overview
The R package toOrdinal contains a single function toOrdinal that converts a cardinal number (e.g., 9) into its ordinal counterpart (e.g., 9th).
Because such conversions are language specific, the conversions are specific to a supported language. At present, the package implements English,
French, German, Spanish, and Swedish. For example,
- English: toOrdinal(1) returns '1st'
- Dutch: toOrdinal(1, language="Dutch") returns '1ste'
- German: toOrdinal(1, language="German") returns '1te'
- French: toOrdinal(1, language="French") returns '1re'
- Spanish: toOrdinal(1, language="Spanish") returns '1.er'
- Swedish: toOrdinal(1, language="Swedish") returns '1:a'
Installation
From CRAN
To install the latest stable release of toOrdinal from CRAN
> install.packages("toOrdinal")
From Github
To install the development release of toOrdinal from GitHub:
> devtools::install_github("CenterForAssessment/toOrdinal")
Usage
> toOrdinal(5)
[1] "5th"
> toOrdinal(5, language="German")
[1] "5te"
> toOrdinal(5, language="French")
[1] "5e"
> toOrdinal(5, language="Spanish")
[1] "5.ยบ"
> toOrdinal(5, language="Swedish")
1] "5:e"
Resources
Contributors
The toOrdinal Package is crafted with :heart: by:
I love feedback and am happy to answer questions. Feel free to clone and make a pull request with the specifications for other languages.
CenterForAssessment/toOrdinal documentation built on Oct. 27, 2023, 12:17 p.m.
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toOrdinal
Overview
The R package toOrdinal contains a single function toOrdinal that converts a cardinal number (e.g., 9) into its ordinal counterpart (e.g., 9th).
Because such conversions are language specific, the conversions are specific to a supported language. At present, the package implements English,
French, German, Spanish, and Swedish. For example,
- English: toOrdinal(1) returns '1st'
- Dutch: toOrdinal(1, language="Dutch") returns '1ste'
- German: toOrdinal(1, language="German") returns '1te'
- French: toOrdinal(1, language="French") returns '1re'
- Spanish: toOrdinal(1, language="Spanish") returns '1.er'
- Swedish: toOrdinal(1, language="Swedish") returns '1:a'
Installation
From CRAN
To install the latest stable release of toOrdinal from CRAN
> install.packages("toOrdinal")
From Github
To install the development release of toOrdinal from GitHub:
> devtools::install_github("CenterForAssessment/toOrdinal")
Usage
> toOrdinal(5)
[1] "5th"
> toOrdinal(5, language="German")
[1] "5te"
> toOrdinal(5, language="French")
[1] "5e"
> toOrdinal(5, language="Spanish")
[1] "5.ยบ"
> toOrdinal(5, language="Swedish")
1] "5:e"
Resources
Contributors
The toOrdinal Package is crafted with :heart: by:
I love feedback and am happy to answer questions. Feel free to clone and make a pull request with the specifications for other languages.
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