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Romanizer

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Problem statement

The table below contains some reference values from coverting between integers (i.e. Arabic numerals) and Roman numerals:

Given an integer, convert it to its Roman numeral equivalent.

Function

romanizer(numbers: int[]) → String[]

Complete the function romanizer in the editor below. The function must return an array of strings that represent the integers as their Roman numeral equivalents.

romanizer has the following parameter(s):

int numbers[n]: an array of integers

Returns

string[n]: an array of strings that represent the integers as their Roman numeral equivalents.

Examples

Example 1

numbers = [1, 49, 23]return = ["I", "XLIX", "XXIII"]

Looking at the conversions above, 1 is represented as I (Capital I), 49 is 40 + 9, so XLIX, and 23 is XXIII. The return array is ['I', 'XLIX', 'XXIII'].

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