Truncation of spelled number when you extend range in power other than 2 or 3.

Expected Behaviour

Numbers when spelled should not get truncated

Actual Behaviour

modify lang_EN_IN.py by adding higher power, which are not necessarily increasing in power 2 or 3. n="12345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345" print(num2words(n,lang ='en_IN') + ' (IND) ') results into "one hundred and twenty-three mahaugha, forty-five thousand, six hundred and seventy-eight ogha, ninety thousand, one hundred and twenty-three samudra, forty-five thousand, six hundred and seventy-eight mahakharav, ninety thousand, one hundred and twenty-three kharav, forty-five thousand, six hundred and seventy-eight mahapadam, ninety thousand, one hundred padam (IND)" truncation of trailing digits happens.

Steps to reproduce

modify lang_EN_IN.py by adding higher power, which are not necessarily increasing in power 2 or 3 .. as follows
23 class Num2Word_EN_IN(Num2Word_EN): 24 def set_high_numwords(self, high): 25 self.cards[10 62] = "mahaugha" 26 self.cards[10 57] = "ogha" 27 self.cards[10 52] = "samudra" 28 self.cards[10 47] = "mahakharav" 29 self.cards[10 42] = "kharav" 30 self.cards[10 37] = "mahapadam" 31 self.cards[10 32] = "padam" 32 self.cards[10 27] = "mahavrinda" 33 self.cards[10 22] = "vrinda" 34 self.cards[10 17] = "shankh" 35 self.cards[10 15] = "padm" 36 self.cards[10 13] = "nil" 37 self.cards[10 11] = "kharab" 38 self.cards[10 9] = "arab" 39 self.cards[10 7] = "crore" 40 self.cards[10 5] = "lakh"
n="12345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345"
print(num2words(n,lang ='en_IN') + ' (IND) ') lang_EN_IN.py.txt Note if it seems to work fine if power are increasing in 10** 2 i.e upto [10** 17](shankh)

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