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0of 0 voteswrite a program/function that converts a decimal number to its Roman numeral representation and vice versa.
write a program/function that converts a decimal number to its Roman numeral representation and vice versa.
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- Jit on October 12, 2010 Edit | Flag Reply#include <stdio.h> void decimal_to_roman(int num); /*Main function which processes the number and calls print_D2R(). It also calls itself RECURSIVELY to process the residual number*/ void print_D2R(char ch, int x); /*Prints the character ch x times (ch ch ch...(x times)) */ int main() { int val = 0; printf("Enter the number..\n"); scanf("%d",&val); decimal_to_roman(val); printf("\n"); return 0; } void decimal_to_roman(int num) { int quotient = 0; int remainder = 0; int index = 0; int temp = 0; if(num >= 1000) { quotient = num/1000; remainder = num%1000; if(remainder == 0) { print_D2R('M', quotient); } else { print_D2R('M', quotient); decimal_to_roman(remainder); } } else if(num >= 500 && num < 1000) { if(num >= 900 && num < 1000) { temp = num - 900; print_D2R('C', 1); print_D2R('M', 1); decimal_to_roman(temp); temp = 0; } else { quotient = num/500; remainder = num%500; if(remainder == 0) { print_D2R('D', quotient); } else { print_D2R('D', quotient); decimal_to_roman(remainder); } } } else if(num >= 100 && num < 500) { if(num >= 400 && num < 500) { temp = num - 400; print_D2R('C', 1); print_D2R('D', 1); decimal_to_roman(temp); temp = 0; } else { quotient = num/100; remainder = num%100; if(remainder == 0) { print_D2R('C', quotient); } else { print_D2R('C', quotient); decimal_to_roman(remainder); } } } else if(num >= 50 && num < 100) { if(num >= 90 && num < 100) { temp = num - 90; print_D2R('X', 1); print_D2R('C', 1); decimal_to_roman(temp); temp = 0; } else { quotient = num/50; remainder = num%50; if(remainder == 0) { print_D2R('L', quotient); } else { print_D2R('L', quotient); decimal_to_roman(remainder); } } } else if(num >= 10 && num < 50) { if(num >= 40 && num < 50) { temp = num - 40; print_D2R('X', 1); print_D2R('L', 1); decimal_to_roman(temp); temp = 0; } else { quotient = num/10; remainder = num%10; if(remainder == 0) { print_D2R('X', quotient); } else { print_D2R('X', quotient); decimal_to_roman(remainder); } } } else if(num < 10) { switch (num) { case 1: printf("I"); break; case 2: printf("II"); break; case 3: printf("III"); break; case 4: printf("IV"); break; case 5: printf("V"); break; case 6: printf("VI"); break; case 7: printf("VII"); break; case 8: printf("VIII"); break; case 9: printf("IX"); break; default: break; } } } void print_D2R(char ch, int times) { int tIndex = 0; for(tIndex = 0; tIndex < times; tIndex++) { printf("%c",ch); } }