For users who cannot afford data plans and do not have reliable WiFi access, Textify provides the invaluable asset to the world's largest source of information. For users who are roaming, cannot get a reliable internet connection, or are on an airplane offering only SMS service, Textify offers a quick and efficient way to access and navigate through the internet. Textify offers the 11 core features that gives the user text, image, and URL based internet access. Statistics show that 6 billion SMS messages are sent each day and we imagined a way to access the internet and even view full webpages simply by sending SMS message, requiring absolutely no data or WiFi connection. However, while data can cost as much as $75 a gigabyte in these countries, cheap and even free SMS plans are widely accessable. However, for many students seeking an education in poorer countries, their access to internet is limited by steep mobile data prices and scarce WiFi access. In an era where the exchange of data holds an infinite value, it is crucial for everyone to be afforded the opportunity and resources necessary to succeed.

This is free software you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as the Perl 5 programming language system itself.There is nothing more important than an education, and with our ever increasing network of information on the internet, students have the most valuable tool ever known to mankind at their fingertips. This software is copyright (c) 2020 by Valery Kalesnik. Returns text presentation of the only one passed numeric parameter. Though in this case it usually has sense to provide a custom formatter too. If you don't want the exact representation, but only some rounding, there's an option for that: rounding => 1, If you prefer to avoid zero values in the middle of result ( like '2 hours 0 minutes 14 seconds' ), you can use the option: skip_zeroes => 1, My $time_converter_digital_neat = Number::Textifyįormatter => sub , Print $time_converter -> textify( 7274 ) # 2 hours 1 minute 14 seconds Version 20200512 SYNOPSIS use Number::Textify ()

Number::Textify - turn number into some string.

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