A Python library for Roman numeral manipulation romanutils

romanutils is a Python module designed to facilitate the manipulation and conversion between integers and Roman numerals. This utility provides an easy-to-use interface for developers and enthusiasts looking to work with Roman numeral representations in their applications.

Features Integer to Roman Conversion: Convert integers (1-3999) to their equivalent Roman numeral representation. Roman to Integer Conversion: Convert valid Roman numerals back to their integer form. Validation: Check the validity of Roman numerals to ensure correct formatting. Customizable Output: Options to format the output for different use cases. Installation You can install romanutils via pip:

Copy pip install romanutils Usage Here’s a quick example of how to use the module:

Copy from romanutils import roman_to_int, int_to_roman

roman_numeral = itor(2023) print(roman_numeral) # Output: MMXXIII

integer_value = rtoi('MMXXIII') print(integer_value) # Output: 2023

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