Humanizer.TupleizeExtensions

TupleizeExtensions Class

Convert int to named tuple strings (1 -> 'single', 2-> 'double' etc.). Only values 1-10, 100, and 1000 have specific names. All others will return 'n-tuple'.

public static class TupleizeExtensions

Inheritance System.Object → TupleizeExtensions

Methods

TupleizeExtensions.Tupleize(this int) Method

Converts an integer to its corresponding tuple name (e.g., 'single', 'double', 'triple').

public static string Tupleize(this int input);

Parameters

input System.Int32

The integer value to convert to a tuple name.

Returns

System.String
A string representing the tuple name: - 1 returns "single" - 2 returns "double" - 3 returns "triple" - 4 returns "quadruple" - 5 returns "quintuple" - 6 returns "sextuple" - 7 returns "septuple" - 8 returns "octuple" - 9 returns "nonuple" - 10 returns "decuple" - 100 returns "centuple" - 1000 returns "milluple" - Any other value returns "{value}-tuple" (e.g., "42-tuple")

Example

1.Tupleize() => "single"
2.Tupleize() => "double"
3.Tupleize() => "triple"
10.Tupleize() => "decuple"
100.Tupleize() => "centuple"
42.Tupleize() => "42-tuple"
(-5).Tupleize() => "-5-tuple"

Remarks

Only values 1-10, 100, and 1000 have specific named tuples. All other values return a generic n-tuple format. Negative values and zero will return in the format "{value}-tuple".