Technical interview preparation: You are not allowed to google anything Whiteboard first Create a function def roman_to_int(roman_string): that converts a Roman numeral to an integer. You can assume the number will be between 1 to 3999. def roman_to_int

Technical interview preparation: You are not allowed to google anything Whiteboard first Create a function def roman_to_int(roman_string): that converts a Roman numeral to an integer. You can assume the number will be between 1 to 3999. def roman_to_int

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guillaume@ubuntu:~/0x04$ cat 12-main.py #!/usr/bin/python3 """ Roman to Integer test file """ roman_to_int = __import__('12-roman_to_int').roman_to_int roman_number = "X" print("{} = {}".format(roman_number, roman_to_int(roman_number))) roman_number = "VII" print("{} = {}".format(roman_number, roman_to_int(roman_number))) roman_number = "IX" print("{} = {}".format(roman_number, roman_to_int(roman_number))) roman_number = "LXXXVII" print("{} = {}".format(roman_number, roman_to_int(roman_number))) roman_number = "DCCVII" print("{} = {}".format(roman_number, roman_to_int(roman_number))) guillaume@ubuntu:~/0x04$ ./12-main.py X = 10 VII = 7 IX = 9 LXXXVII = 87 DCCVII = 707 guillaume@ubuntu:~/0x04$

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Technical interview preparation: You are not allowed to google anything Whiteboard first Create a function def roman_to_int(roman_string): that converts a Roman numeral to an integer. You can assume the number will be between 1 to 3999. def roman_to_int

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guillaume@ubuntu:~/0x04$ cat 12-main.py #!/usr/bin/python3 """ Roman to Integer test file """ roman_to_int = __import__('12-roman_to_int').roman_to_int roman_number = "X" print("{} = {}".format(roman_number, roman_to_int(roman_number))) roman_number = "VII" print("{} = {}".format(roman_number, roman_to_int(roman_number))) roman_number = "IX" print("{} = {}".format(roman_number, roman_to_int(roman_number))) roman_number = "LXXXVII" print("{} = {}".format(roman_number, roman_to_int(roman_number))) roman_number = "DCCVII" print("{} = {}".format(roman_number, roman_to_int(roman_number))) guillaume@ubuntu:~/0x04$ ./12-main.py X = 10 VII = 7 IX = 9 LXXXVII = 87 DCCVII = 707 guillaume@ubuntu:~/0x04$

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