On Converting between Arabic and Roman Numbers ,we get : dec in roman numerals is : XII
December 23, 2009 is written as XXIII.XII.MMIX in Roman numerals.
Dec. XXVll, MMVll
xii - i - mmv
Xv xii mmv
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The following code demonstrates how to convert decimal numerals to Roman numerals in the range 1 to 3999. Although there are some little-known conventions that allow numbers in excess of 3999 to be notated using special symbols, annotations and spacings to mulitply smaller numbers to produce larger numbers, the accepted convention states that no individual symbol may be repeated more than 3 times in succession (thus MMMM (4000) would not be allowed). Also, although there is nothing intrinsically wrong with using numerals such as IC to mean 99, the accepted convention with subtractive pairs states that I may only precede X and V, X may only precede C and L, and C may only precede M and D, while D, L and V may not be used as a prefix for any subtractive pair (thus ruling out VL for 45). Using the accepted convention makes it that much easier to code the conversion, however it is only a convention and there is no actual standard with regards Roman numerals. The accepted convention is simply the one that the majority of people will be most familiar with. The only time we really break from convention is when designing clock faces, as using the non-conventional numeral IIII (4) is more aesthetically pleasing than IV. It not only gives a sense of balance to the VIII on the other side, but it also divides the clock face into three distinct regions, where only I appears in the first region (1, 2, 3 and 4), V appears in the second region (5, 6, 7 and 8) and X in the last region (9, 10, 11 and 12). #include<iostream> #include<string> std::string roman(unsigned int dec) { std::string roman; if( dec && dec<4000 ) { while(dec>=1000) { roman+="M"; dec-=1000; } if(dec>=900) { roman+="CM"; dec-=900; } if(dec>=500) { roman+="D"; dec-=500; } if(dec>=400) { roman+="CD"; dec-=400; } while(dec>=100) { roman+="C"; dec-=100; } if(dec>=90) { roman+="XC"; dec-=90; } if(dec>=50) { roman+="L"; dec-=50; } if(dec>=40) { roman+="XL"; dec-=40; } while(dec>=10) { roman+="X"; dec-=10; } if(dec>=9) { roman+="IX"; dec-=9; } if(dec>=5) { roman+="V"; dec-=5; } if(dec>=4) { roman+="IV"; dec-=4; } while(dec--) {roman+="I"; } } return(roman); } int main() { for(unsigned int i=1; i<4000; ++i ) std::cout<<i<<" = "<<roman(i).c_str()<<std::endl; return(0); } Output: 1 = I 2 = II 3 = III 4 = IV 5 = V 6 = VI ... 3997 = MMMCMXCVII 3998 = MMMCMXCVIII 3999 = MMMCMXCIX
December is written as DECEMBER also except that the Romans abbreviated them by using the first 3 letters followed by a period. therefore December is written as DEC.
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