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Okay i know this is lame for all of u programers but for startes like myself,
I've done a pretty ugly jobe at this, but its working and all, just a few things that i can't get right, anyways if anyone is able to do this for me, i'll appreciate it alot !! here is the thing... ================================================== ======= Roman numerals are still used for certain limited purposes such as copyright dates.
The symbols used are I=1, V=5, X=10, C=100, D=500 & M=1000 One definition of roman numbers is
This is known as the additive rule & is the only rule to be used in this question.
For example
MCX = 1000 + 100 + 10 = 1110;
MXC is invalid because of wrong order;
IIII = 1 + 1 + 1 +1 = 4;
IIIII is invalid because it can be replaced with V.
A manufacturer wishes to make a new calculator that allows a user to input a number
using roman numerals & displays the number in both Roman & Arabic forms. The calculator must
================================================== ======= well if anyone can help me with this, i'll be thankful !
but if its too hard or something then never mind i dont want to take much of ur time..
if someone is kindly to do this for me, then i beg of u send me the vbs file !!
this would help me alot...
thanks
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