06  coding dojo

It was intentional based on the results of my test. When I'd hit a problem, such as putting 30 and getting back "thirty zero" so I'd adjust my approach for anything that ended in a zero, or two zeros like the hundreds. When there wasn't a number in the tens place but I had 11 or 12, I wanted to be able to call the correct string. This is seen in [here](https://github.com/AriGonzo/TIY-Assignments/blob/09--Conway-Revisited/07--Check-Writing.js#L74-L76) 

```javascript
    if (val[1] === '0' && val[2] === '0') { //fixes the issue to get numbers like 100 to work
    return hundreds[val[0]] + "dollars and " + cents + "/100 cents";
    }
```