To convert Roman numerals to Decimal (integer) format in Python, you can use the gnboorse-rom module, which provides tools for working with Roman numerals. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to do this:
First, you need to install the gnboorse-rom module. You can do this using pip:
pip install gnboorse-rom
After installing, you can import the necessary function from the module:
from rom.rom import fromRoman
You can now use the fromRoman function to convert a Roman numeral to its decimal equivalent:
roman_numeral = "IX" # Example Roman numeral decimal_number = fromRoman(roman_numeral) print(decimal_number)
This code will convert the Roman numeral "IX" to its decimal equivalent, which is 9.
Putting it all together, here's a simple script that converts a Roman numeral to a decimal:
from rom.rom import fromRoman def convert_roman_to_decimal(roman_numeral): try: return fromRoman(roman_numeral) except ValueError as e: print(f"Error: {e}") roman_numeral = "IX" decimal_number = convert_roman_to_decimal(roman_numeral) if decimal_number is not None: print(f"Roman numeral '{roman_numeral}' is {decimal_number} in decimal.") This script defines a function convert_roman_to_decimal that takes a Roman numeral as input and returns the decimal equivalent. It also includes error handling to catch any invalid Roman numeral inputs.
fromRoman function may throw an error.gnboorse-rom module is not a standard Python library, so ensure it's installed in your environment before running the script.xticks python-2.x rank ng-class quicksort closedxml master-detail authorize-attribute otool illegalstateexception