c# - Converting numbers as Facebook Like Counter -

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this current code:

    public static string formatnumber(int64 num)     {         if (num >= 100000)             return formatnumber(num / 1000) + "thousand";         if (num >= 10000)         {             return (num / 1000d).tostring("0.#") + "thousand";         }         return num.tostring("#,0");     }

question:

i want convert numbers facebook's counter.

examples:

190,000 => "190t"

244,555,232 => "190m 500t"

555,123,456,021 = "555b 123m"

is there possible way facebook counter?

here solution type of problem:

object[][] list = {                               new object[] {"b", 1000000000},                                new object[] {"m", 1000000},                                new object[] {"t", 1000}                               };              long num = 123412456255; // here should number of facebook likes             string returned_string = "";             foreach (object[] in list) {                 if (num / convert.toint64(a[1]) >= 1) {                     returned_string += convert.toint64(num / convert.toint64(a[1])).tostring() + a[0] + " ";                     num -= convert.toint64(num / convert.toint64(a[1])) * convert.toint64(a[1]);                 }             } console.writeline(returned_string);

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