🔒 Closed Number to Roman Numeral using only if-else

[Dyan]

doable poba ito? Ayaw papagamitin ng prof namen ng loop eh and if magagawa man mukang parang YandereDev yung code. Mahabang if-else

ps. Nakagawa napo ng code but used loops and function

 

[FinestWork]

Anong language? Kung gusto mo gamit ka ng switch statement

 

[Dyan]

Anong language? Kung gusto mo gamit ka ng switch statement

Java po. Bali pinapagawa is input any number max 3000. Nasa isip ko po kasi baka humaba yung code since dumami po statements

 

[PHC_Jayvee]

Java po. Bali pinapagawa is input any number max 3000. Nasa isip ko po kasi baka humaba yung code since dumami po statements

Function?

 

[FinestWork]

Java po. Bali pinapagawa is input any number max 3000. Nasa isip ko po kasi baka humaba yung code since dumami po statements

Hmmmm paano mo in-approach bukod sa looping? Tama si sir jayvee baka p'wede mo gamitan ng function TS.

 

[PHC_Jayvee]

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translate mo nalang di ako familiar sa java

check mo nadin kung tama

 

[dee-u]

number = 2959
roman_numerals = ""


def calc(value,symbol,stop_at, stop_symbol):
    global number
    global roman_numerals
   
    x = number // value
    if x  > 0:
        for i in range(x):
            roman_numerals += symbol
        number = number % value
    break_point(stop_at,stop_symbol)
       
def break_point(value,symbol):
    global number
    global roman_numerals
   
    if number >= value:
        roman_numerals += symbol
        number -= value
   

calc(1000,"M",900,"CM")
calc(500,"D",400,"CD")
calc(100,"C",90,"XC")
calc(50,"L",40,"XL")
calc(10,"X",9,"IX")
calc(5,"V",4,"IV")
calc(1,"I",0,"")

print(roman_numerals)

translate mo nalang di ako familiar sa java

check mo nadin kung tama

Bawal daw yata gumamit ng loop

 

[Dyan]

Bawal daw yata gumamit ng loop

number = 2959
roman_numerals = ""


def calc(value,symbol,stop_at, stop_symbol):
    global number
    global roman_numerals
   
    x = number // value
    if x  > 0:
        for i in range(x):
            roman_numerals += symbol
        number = number % value
    break_point(stop_at,stop_symbol)
       
def break_point(value,symbol):
    global number
    global roman_numerals
   
    if number >= value:
        roman_numerals += symbol
        number -= value
   

calc(1000,"M",900,"CM")
calc(500,"D",400,"CD")
calc(100,"C",90,"XC")
calc(50,"L",40,"XL")
calc(10,"X",9,"IX")
calc(5,"V",4,"IV")
calc(1,"I",0,"")

print(roman_numerals)

translate mo nalang di ako familiar sa java

check mo nadin kung tama

Hmmmm paano mo in-approach bukod sa looping? Tama si sir jayvee baka p'wede mo gamitan ng function TS.

salamat po sa response mga mamser. Bali pupursue ko na po yung gagamit ng loops. De defend nalang po sagot pag nag kita ulit kami ni prof . Hirap lutasan kasi kung fofollow lang yung if-else hahah

 

[PHC_Jayvee]

Bawal daw yata gumamit ng loop

Ahh diko nabasa

Lambda kaya