Hi Anna, I'm not gonna give the answer away because it seems like you've just given me an idea for the next video! But I will try and point you in a direction. With the reverse operation you will now be trying to identify Roman Numerals in the input string, and then make the appropriate conversion into integers. Hope this helps 😊
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Open a command prompt, navigate to the folder in which the python file is then type "py name_of_file.py" or "python name_of_file.py". That should work, if not it means either you haven't installed python or you have not set your PATH, I would suggest googling if the latter is the case.
I am currently trying to do this with any number between 1 and 100,000, however, when trying numbers above 10000, most of them dont properly convert. Any idea on how to fix this?
Hey! We did that so that our list is not extremely long! To build on your example, 3 is written as III which can simply be said to be three ones (I)(I)(I). Similarly, think of the characters we put in the roman array/list as building blocks for all other numbers. Hope this helps :)
Because the order matters (I) (V) can be read as 1, 5 but we need to distinguish between 1,5 and 4. This is also the reason we have the roman numerals for 9, 40, 90 etc.
So as you saw the highest number that can be represented by a single letter is 1,000 (M). This means that the largest number that can be represented using only letters is 3,999 or MMMCMXCIX. To represent higher numbers you need to use the vinculum, but this was not discussed in the video.
Wow! One of the simplest explanation for this I have seen so far!
Thank you so much, glad you liked it!
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i just loved the way u explain and generalize the prob.
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Great video! How can I use this info to make a function that converts from roman numerals to integers, so the other way around?
Hi Anna, I'm not gonna give the answer away because it seems like you've just given me an idea for the next video! But I will try and point you in a direction. With the reverse operation you will now be trying to identify Roman Numerals in the input string, and then make the appropriate conversion into integers. Hope this helps 😊
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Thanks this was a useful reference!
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@@kaifk You haven't posted any videos lately, I hope things are going well. 🙌🏻
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Thank you bhai! This helped me.
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Hi! Awesome solution. How did u get idea to use numbers like numbers in 2:18 to get the great result?
I'm not sure what you mean but thank you 😅
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how do you come up with the solution ? thanks by the way
i just loved the way u explain and generalize the prob. And the ur way to take up to any prob. superb and keep up ill help and wish ur channel to grow fast and ull get the sky high success soon
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Great explanation!
Can define a dictionary instead on 2 list?
btw it was really really helpfull
Yes, you're right! Using a dictionary is a great idea but I'm saving dictionaries for another video 😋
I literally spent the last 3 hours trying to figure this shit out. 😐 thanks
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how can I open this code using command prompt?
Open a command prompt, navigate to the folder in which the python file is then type "py name_of_file.py" or "python name_of_file.py". That should work, if not it means either you haven't installed python or you have not set your PATH, I would suggest googling if the latter is the case.
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Amazing sir
CAN I GET DRY CODE OF THESE PROGRAM ?
The code in the video is linked in the description.
Nice
I am currently trying to do this with any number between 1 and 100,000, however, when trying numbers above 10000, most of them dont properly convert. Any idea on how to fix this?
Check this out: www.romannumerals.org/blog/which-is-the-biggest-number-in-roman-numerals-6
@@kaifk thanks, managed to get it to work now 😁
Write a program that asks the user to input a whole number. Then, tell each place values of each digit.
This is a great idea! Thank you
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In Roman array why we took some selected roman number and not other as there is no III (3) etc
Hey! We did that so that our list is not extremely long! To build on your example, 3 is written as III which can simply be said to be three ones (I)(I)(I). Similarly, think of the characters we put in the roman array/list as building blocks for all other numbers. Hope this helps :)
@@kaifk then why we put IV it can also be written (I)(V) ?
Because the order matters (I) (V) can be read as 1, 5 but we need to distinguish between 1,5 and 4. This is also the reason we have the roman numerals for 9, 40, 90 etc.
the not equal to operator (!)is giving error
Can you post your code and logs so we can have a look?
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it says invalid syntax for i=12 is there anyone can help?
Link your code
It's just awesome but we can't convert 10,000 to roman through this code. Can you please explain for this process to it very helpful to everyone
So as you saw the highest number that can be represented by a single letter is 1,000 (M). This means that the largest number that can be represented using only letters is 3,999 or MMMCMXCIX. To represent higher numbers you need to use the vinculum, but this was not discussed in the video.
You can just import the roman library then problem solved
Shen the hell did you describe i= 12
5:57
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India :)
Wow magic.! we want program not a discussion if what is roman numeral. wtf.!
All solutions are always in the description.
Hint: that's where you'll find the program/code, the video is where you'll find the discussion. :)
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