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The program takes a number as input from the user, separates the number into thousands, hundreds, tens, and ones places, and then outputs the corresponding Roman numeral for each place value using switch statements. It converts the Arabic numeral input into its Roman numeral equivalent.

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The program takes a number as input from the user, separates the number into thousands, hundreds, tens, and ones places, and then outputs the corresponding Roman numeral for each place value using switch statements. It converts the Arabic numeral input into its Roman numeral equivalent.

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#include <cstdlib>

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int main(int argc, char *argv[])

int num, uni, dece, cente, millar;

cout<<"ingrese un numero: ";cin>>num;

uni=num%10; num/=10;

dece=num%10; num/=10;

cente=num%10; num/=10;

millar=num%10; num/=10;

switch (millar){

case 1: cout<<"M";break;

case 2: cout<<"MM";break;

case 3: cout<<"MMM";break;

switch (cente){

case 1: cout<<"C";break;

case 2: cout<<"CC";break;

case 3: cout<<"CCC";break;

case 4: cout<<"CD";break;

case 5: cout<<"D";break;

case 6: cout<<"DC";break;

case 7: cout<<"DCC";break;

case 8: cout<<"DCCC";break;
case 9: cout<<"CM";break;

switch (dece){

case 1: cout<<"X";break;

case 2: cout<<"XX";break;

case 3: cout<<"XXX";break;

case 4: cout<<"XL";break;

case 5: cout<<"L";break;

case 6: cout<<"LX";break;

case 7: cout<<"LXX";break;

case 8: cout<<"LXXX";break;

case 9: cout<<"XC";break;

switch (uni){

case 1: cout<<"I";break;

case 2: cout<<"II";break;

case 3: cout<<"III";break;

case 4: cout<<"IV";break;

case 5: cout<<"V";break;

case 6: cout<<"VI";break;

case 7: cout<<"VII";break;

case 8: cout<<"VIII";break;

case 9: cout<<"IX";break;

return 0;

system("PAUSE");

return EXIT_SUCCESS;

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