// Enter the integer which you want to convert into roman // Don't forget to upvote #include using namespace std; int thousand(int x); int hundred(int x); int fifty(int x); int five(int x); int ten(int x); int one(int x); int five_hund(int x); int main() { // i know i am using a lot of variables and i m sorry fir that // suggest me some better way if you have any int yr , a , b , c , d , e , f , g , h , i , j , k , l , m , n , o , p , q , r ; cin >> yr ; a = yr / 1000; b = yr % 1000; c = b / 500 ; d = b % 500 ; e = d / 100 ; f = d % 100 ; g = f / 50 ; h = f % 50 ; o = h / 10 ; p = h % 10 ; q = p / 5 ; r = p % 5 ; i = thousand(a); j = five_hund(c); k = hundred(e); q = fifty(g); l = ten(o); n = five(q); m = one(r); return 0; } int thousand(int x) { int a ; for(a = 1 ; a <= x ; a += 1) { cout <<"m"; } return(x); } int five_hund(int x) { int a ; for(a = 1 ; a <= x ; a += 1) { cout << "d"; } return(x); } int hundred(int x) { int a ; for(a = 1 ; a <= x ; a += 1) { cout << "c"; } return(x); } int fifty(int x) { int a ; for(a = 1 ; a <= x ; a += 1) { cout << "l"; } return(x); } int ten(int x) { int a ; for(a = 1 ; a <= x ; a += 1) { cout << "x"; } return(x); } int five(int x) { int a ; for(a = 1 ; a <= x ; a += 1) { cout << "v"; } return(x); } int one(int x) { int a ; for(a = 1 ; a <= x ; a += 1) { cout << "i"; } return(x); }

Convert any integer into Roman equivalent