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Small java library created to convert numbers to their word representations
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package pl.allegro.finance.tradukisto.internal.languages.french;

import com.google.common.collect.ImmutableMap;
import pl.allegro.finance.tradukisto.internal.BaseValues;
import pl.allegro.finance.tradukisto.internal.languages.GenderForms;
import pl.allegro.finance.tradukisto.internal.languages.GenderType;
import pl.allegro.finance.tradukisto.internal.languages.PluralForms;
import pl.allegro.finance.tradukisto.internal.languages.RegularPluralForms;

import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;

import static pl.allegro.finance.tradukisto.internal.support.BaseNumbersBuilder.baseNumbersBuilder;

public class FrenchValues implements BaseValues {

    @Override
    public Map baseNumbers() {
        return baseNumbersBuilder()
                .put(0, "zéro")
                .put(1, "un")
                .put(2, "deux")
                .put(3, "trois")
                .put(4, "quatre")
                .put(5, "cinq")
                .put(6, "six")
                .put(7, "sept")
                .put(8, "huit")
                .put(9, "neuf")
                .put(10, "dix")
                .put(11, "onze")
                .put(12, "douze")
                .put(13, "treize")
                .put(14, "quatorze")
                .put(15, "quinze")
                .put(16, "seize")
                .put(17, "dix-sept")
                .put(18, "dix-huit")
                .put(19, "dix-neuf")
                .put(20, "vingt")
                .put(30, "trente")
                .put(40, "quarante")
                .put(50, "cinquante")
                .put(60, "soixante")
                .put(70, "soixante-dix")
                .put(71, "soixante-et-onze")
                .put(72, "soixante-douze")
                .put(73, "soixante-treize")
                .put(74, "soixante-quatorze")
                .put(75, "soixante-quinze")
                .put(76, "soixante-seize")
                .put(77, "soixante-dix-sept")
                .put(78, "soixante-dix-huit")
                .put(79, "soixante-dix-neuf")
                .put(80, "quatre-vingts")
                .put(81, "quatre-vingt-un")
                .put(82, "quatre-vingt-deux")
                .put(83, "quatre-vingt-trois")
                .put(84, "quatre-vingt-quatre")
                .put(85, "quatre-vingt-cinq")
                .put(86, "quatre-vingt-six")
                .put(87, "quatre-vingt-sept")
                .put(88, "quatre-vingt-huit")
                .put(89, "quatre-vingt-neuf")
                .put(90, "quatre-vingt-dix")
                .put(91, "quatre-vingt-onze")
                .put(92, "quatre-vingt-douze")
                .put(93, "quatre-vingt-treize")
                .put(94, "quatre-vingt-quatorze")
                .put(95, "quatre-vingt-quinze")
                .put(96, "quatre-vingt-seize")
                .put(97, "quatre-vingt-dix-sept")
                .put(98, "quatre-vingt-dix-huit")
                .put(99, "quatre-vingt-dix-neuf")
                .put(100, "cent")
                .put(200, "deux cent")
                .put(300, "trois cent")
                .put(400, "quatre cent")
                .put(500, "cinq cent")
                .put(600, "six cent")
                .put(700, "sept cent")
                .put(800, "huit cent")
                .put(900, "neuf cent")
                .put(1000, "mille")
                .build();
    }

    @Override
    public List pluralForms() {
        return Arrays.asList(
                new RegularPluralForms("", "", GenderType.MASCULINE),
                new RegularPluralForms("mille", "mille" , GenderType.MASCULINE),
                new RegularPluralForms("million", "millions", GenderType.MASCULINE),
                new RegularPluralForms("milliard", "milliards", GenderType.MASCULINE)
        );
    }

    @Override
    public String currency() {
        return "€";
    }

    @Override
    public char twoDigitsNumberSeparator() {
        return '-';
    }

    public Map exceptions() {
        return ImmutableMap.builder().put(1000, "mille").build();
    }
}