Python int_to_roman Examples

Example #1

File: roman_tests.py Project: tmackenzie/roman

 def test_convert_1001(self):
     '''
         tests that algorithm can jump significant digits
         in while loop.
     '''
     roman = int_to_roman(1001)
     self.assertEqual(roman, "MI")

Example #2

File: roman_tests.py Project: tmackenzie/roman

 def test_convert_3999(self):
     roman = int_to_roman(3999)
     self.assertEqual(roman, "MMMCMXCIX")

Example #3

File: roman_tests.py Project: tmackenzie/roman

 def test_convert_1000(self):
     roman = int_to_roman(1000)
     self.assertEqual(roman, "M")

Example #4

File: roman_tests.py Project: tmackenzie/roman

 def test_convert_500(self):
     roman = int_to_roman(500)
     self.assertEqual(roman, "D")

Example #5

File: roman_tests.py Project: tmackenzie/roman

 def test_convert_900(self):
     roman = int_to_roman(900)
     self.assertEqual(roman, "CM")

Example #6

File: roman_tests.py Project: tmackenzie/roman

 def test_convert_400(self):
     roman = int_to_roman(400)
     self.assertEqual(roman, "CD")

Example #7

File: roman_tests.py Project: tmackenzie/roman

 def test_convert_9(self):
     roman = int_to_roman(9)
     self.assertEqual(roman, "IX")

Example #8

File: roman_tests.py Project: tmackenzie/roman

 def test_convert_5(self):
     roman = int_to_roman(5)
     self.assertEqual(roman, "V")

Example #9

File: roman_tests.py Project: tmackenzie/roman

 def test_convert_4(self):
     roman = int_to_roman(4)
     self.assertEqual(roman, "IV")

Example #10

File: roman_tests.py Project: tmackenzie/roman

 def test_convert_1(self):
     roman = int_to_roman(1)
     self.assertEqual(roman, "I")