Hi,

Yes, There is a module to done this job. Module Name is Roman.

use Roman;

foreach (1 .. 100)
{
    print "\n$_=".roman($_);
}
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Output:

1=i
2=ii
3=iii
4=iv
5=v
6=vi
7=vii
8=viii
9=ix
10=x
11=xi
12=xii
....
....
....
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Thanks,

Gopal.R

Math::Roman seems to be much more powerful. It subclasses Math::BigInt, which provides it 1) with familiar functions, and 2) with operator overloads allowing the user to do arithmetic on the roman numerals if he desires.

I haven't used either Roman or Math::Roman modules.

Yes, There is a module to done this job.

Actually, and unfortunately, there is more than one. To cite a few:

• Roman
• Math::Roman
• Text::Roman
• Convert::Number::Roman

Even I created one myself (re-inventing the wheel to gain experience), but I like to think that I was clever enough not to clubber the CPAN with even more duplicated effort (from developers) and additional effort (from users who have to choose which module to use).