Roman Numeral Converter 1.0b


Apologies to all who downloaded the previous version - the one that didn't work.
I thought I knew how the roman numerals went, but evidentally I didn't.  Well,
now I do, and this version works for any number between 1 and 3999999.
Basically, it goes like this:


I...1
V...5
X...10
L...50
C...100
D...500
M...1000
"-" bar over a numeral indicates x1000 multiplier ('-' over 'M' is 1000000)
A 10x character before a 5x or 10x character means subtract the lower 10x from
the higher 5x or 10x.  For example, in the numeral 'CD', the 10x character 'C',
representing 100, comes before the 5x character 'D', representing 500.  
Thus, 'CD' represents 400.


Executing this program will bring up a prompt to enter an arabic (base 10) number.
Please enter only integers.  It will then output the Roman Numeral equivalent of
the inputted number.  There are no known bugs, but there are the upper and lower
limits to keep in mind.


Program size: 807 bytes, plus variables and lists.


Questions?  Bugs?
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