Given an integer n, return the corresponding ordinal number as a character string. For example,
ord(1)='1st' ord(2)='2nd' ord(3)='3rd' ord(4)='4th'
This is the dictionary definition of ordinal number, as opposed to the mathematical definition.
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Vishal
on 27 Mar 2019
Test suite does not have similar fashion output.
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Why is iptnum2ordinal not working?