Implement the function formatNumber.
It’s essentially the same function that you’ve implemented in the end of the Gold Mine game.
The difference is that here we want to handle really large numbers. We’ll add a suffix to then: (aa, ab, ac, …).

Here’s expected behavior:

  • If n < 1000, it should be rounded to a single digit after a decimal point
  • Else, to cut down the length of a number, we need to use letters ‘K’, ‘M’, ‘B’, ‘T’ to represent
    thousands, millions, billions or trillions. We’re not really interested in being super precise here.
    So we’ll then round the result to two digits after a decimal point.
  • If the number exceeds 999.99T it becomes 1.00aa, after 999.99aa goes 1.00ab.
  • When the number gets as high as 999.99az it will next turn into 1.00ba and so on.
    Examples: 12352.1 => 12.35K, 1234321 => 1.23M, 12343210000000 => 12.34T, 12343210000000000 => 12.34aa
    12343210000000000000 => 12.34ab
    Also, make sure to keep trailing zeroes. 5 * 1e12 should become 5.00T and not 5T.

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helper.js

export const formatNumber = (n) => {
  return n;
}

solution.js

import { formatNumber } from './helper.js';

const numbers = [];

for (let i = 0; i < numbers.length; i++) {
  console.log(`Formatted ${numbers[i]} looks like ${formatNumber(numbers[i])}`);
}