What to do?
ok 1 - use Number::FromWord;
ok 2 - main->can('word_to_num')
ok 3 - ... three should be 3
ok 4 - ... fourteen should be 14
ok 5 - ... forty should be 40
not ok 6 - ... forty-two should be 42
# Failed test '... forty-two should be 42'
# at t\01.t line 42.
# got: undef
# expected: '42'
not ok 7 - ... ninety nine should be 99
# Failed test '... ninety nine should be 99'
# at t\01.t line 42.
# got: undef
# expected: '99'
ok 8 - ... hundred should be 100
not ok 9 - ... hundred and twenty should be 120
# Failed test '... hundred and twenty should be 120'
# at t\01.t line 42.
# got: undef
# expected: '120'
not ok 10 - ... hundred and two should be 102
# Failed test '... hundred and two should be 102'
# at t\01.t line 42.
# got: undef
# expected: '102'
not ok 11 - ... negative hundred and two should be -102
# Failed test '... negative hundred and two should be -102'
# at t\01.t line 42.
# got: undef
# expected: '-102'
not ok 12 - ... hundred ninety-nine should be 199
# Failed test '... hundred ninety-nine should be 199'
# at t\01.t line 42.
# got: undef
# expected: '199'
not ok 13 - ... hundred nineteen should be 119
# Failed test '... hundred nineteen should be 119'
# at t\01.t line 42.
# got: undef
# expected: '119'
not ok 14 - ... two hundred and three should be 203
# Failed test '... two hundred and three should be 203'
# at t\01.t line 42.
# got: undef
# expected: '203'
not ok 15 - ... twelve hundred and seventy three should be 1273
# Failed test '... twelve hundred and seventy three should be 1273'
# at t\01.t line 42.
# got: undef
# expected: '1273'
ok 16 - ... thousand should be 1000
not ok 17 - ... seven hundred thirty-three thousand five hundred and t
+wenty-nine should be 733529
# Failed test '... seven hundred thirty-three thousand five hundred
+and twenty-nine should be 733529'
# at t\01.t line 42.
# got: undef
# expected: '733529'
not ok 18 - ... seventy three point two four five should be 73.245
# Failed test '... seventy three point two four five should be 73.24
+5'
# at t\01.t line 42.
# got: undef
# expected: '73.245'
not ok 19 - ... three point seventeen should be 3.17
# Failed test '... three point seventeen should be 3.17'
# at t\01.t line 42.
# got: undef
# expected: '3.17'
not ok 20 - ... seven million should be 7000000
# Failed test '... seven million should be 7000000'
# at t\01.t line 42.
# got: undef
# expected: '7000000'
not ok 21 - ... two hundred and ninety six million four hundred and tw
+enty-two thousand five hundred and seventy eight should be 296422578
# Failed test '... two hundred and ninety six million four hundred a
+nd twenty-two thousand five hundred and seventy eight should be 29642
+2578'
# at t\01.t line 42.
# got: undef
# expected: '296422578'
not ok 22 - ... two hundred and ninety six million four hundred and tw
+enty-two thousand five hundred and seventy eight point three four sev
+en should be 296422578.347
# Failed test '... two hundred and ninety six million four hundred a
+nd twenty-two thousand five hundred and seventy eight point three fou
+r seven should be 296422578.347'
# at t\01.t line 42.
# got: undef
# expected: '296422578.347'
1..22
# Looks like you failed 15 tests of 22.
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