Roman-Numeralizer

Description

This Python application converts integers to Roman numerals. It stores the integer to Roman numeral mappings in a dictionary and the descending integer order of the Roman numeral symbols in a list.

Table of Contents

• How to Install and Run • How to Use • License • How to Contribute • Extra Points • Conclusion

How to Install and Run

1. Make a copy of the project on your local machine.
2. In the command line, navigate to the project directory.
3. Execute the command: python3 roman numeralizer.py

How to Use

1. When prompted, provide an integer.
2. The application will return the integer's Roman numeral equivalent.

License

Feel free to modify and use it as you see appropriate.

How to Contribute

If you want to help with this project, please follow these steps:

1. Create a fork of the repository.
2. Make a new branch for your modifications.
3. Commit your changes using detailed commit statements.
4. Commit your modifications to the forked repository.
5. Submit a pull request describing your modifications.

Extra Points

Here are some suggestions for program enhancements: • Include input validation to guarantee that the user enters an valid integer. • Enable the application to work with negative numbers. • Include support for bigger numbers (beyond 1,000). • Write a function to include the conversion logic. • Include unit tests to confirm that the application operates as intended in various contexts.

Author

This program's author is xzebcex.

Conclusion

This application makes it easy to convert integers to Roman numerals. It is easily extensible to meet more use cases and enhanced with new capabilities.