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Chapter 10, Problem 6PE
Program Plan Intro
Implementation of a
Program Plan:
Write a C++ program with a main function and the required set of statements to accomplish the following:
Create a class romanType and declare the required variables and the member functions as well.
Define of the function set_Roman to store the number as a Roman numeral.
Then define the function to convert the roman number entered by the user to integer.
Definition of the function print_Roman to print the number as roman numeral
Define the function print_Integer to print the roman numeral as positive integer.
In the main function, we have to call all the functions as mentioned above.
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