Roman Numeral Translator page

Exercise for building a user Roman Number Translator using JavaScript, bootstrap, and JQuery, 6/6/2018

By Nate Cottle and Rita Bennett-Chew

Description

A web-based Roman Numeral Translator page

Setup/Installation Requirements

1. Clone the repository
2. Open html file in browser

Specs list

• The program should output a roman numeral for the numbers 1 - 3

  • input example: 2
  • output example: II

• The program should output a roman numeral for the numbers 1, 5, 10, 50, 100, 500, and 1000.

  • input example: 100
  • output example: C

• The program should output a roman numeral for the numbers 11 - 13

  • input example: 12
  • output example: XII

• The program should output a roman numeral for the numbers 6 - 8

  • input example: 7 (5 + 2)
  • output example: VII

• The program should output a roman numeral for the numbers 16 - 18

  • input example: 17
  • output example: XVII

• The program should output a roman numeral for the number 4

  • input example: 4
  • output example: IV

• The program should output a roman numeral for the number 14

  • input example: 14
  • output example: XIV

• The program should output a roman numeral for the number 9

  • input example: 9
  • output example: IX

• The program should output a roman numeral for the number 19

  • input example: 4
  • output example: XIX

• Test for numbers < 3,999 and only convert those that meet this criteria

  • input example: 4000
  • output example: alert("please enter a # < 3,999")

Technologies Used

• HTML
• CSS
• JavaScript
• Bootstrap
• JQuery

License

MIT

Copyright (c) 2018 Nate Cottle