Write a program which converts an integer into a string representing the Turkish name for the integer
- Input will always be an integer between 0 and 99 (inclusive)
- The output should always be lowercase
Forming the Turkish names for the numbers 0-99 is very straightforward:
Units (0-9) and tens (10, 20, 30, etc.) each have their own unique name
0 = sıfır
1 = bir
2 = iki
3 = üç
4 = dört
5 = beş
6 = altı
7 = yedi
8 = sekiz
9 = dokuz
10 = on
20 = yirmi
30 = otuz
40 = kırk
50 = elli
60 = altmış
70 = yetmiş
80 = seksen
90 = doksan
All other numbers are simply [tens] + [unit], like twenty one in English.
Unlike English, Turkish does not have "teen"-suffixed numbers; e.g. 13 would be directly translated as "ten three" rather than "thirteen".
1 --> "bir"
13 --> "on üç"
27 --> "yirmi yedi"
38 --> "otuz sekiz"
77 --> "yetmiş yedi"
94 --> "doksan dört"