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/*
*
* ROMAN.C - Converts integers to Roman numerals
*
* Written by: Jim Walsh
*
* Compiler : Microsoft QuickC v2.5
*
* This Program Is Released To The Public Domain
*
*/
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
int main( int argc, char *argv[] )
{
int value, dvalue;
char roman[80];
roman[0] = '\0';
if( argc == 2 )
value = atoi( argv[1] );
else
{
printf( "\nEnter an integer value: " );
scanf( "%d", &value );
}
dvalue = value;
while( value >= 1000 )
{
strcat( roman, "M" );
value -= 1000;
}
if( value >= 900 )
{
strcat( roman, "CM" );
value -= 900;
}
while( value >= 500 )
{
strcat( roman, "D" );
value -= 500;
}
if( value >= 400 )
{
strcat( roman, "CD" );
value -= 400;
}
while( value >= 100 )
{
strcat( roman, "C" );
value -= 100;
}
if( value >= 90 )
{
strcat( roman, "XC" );
value -= 90;
}
while( value >= 50 )
{
strcat( roman, "L" );
value -= 50;
}
if( value >= 40 )
{
strcat( roman, "XL" );
value -= 40;
}
while( value >= 10 )
{
strcat( roman, "X" );
value -= 10;
}
if( value >= 9 )
{
strcat( roman, "IX" );
value -= 9;
}
while( value >= 5 )
{
strcat( roman, "V" );
value -= 5;
}
if( value >= 4 )
{
strcat( roman, "IV" );
value -= 4;
}
while( value > 0 )
{
strcat( roman, "I" );
value--;
}
printf( "\n%d = %s\n", dvalue, roman );
return(0);
}
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