convert them to Logs first...just like they do on a calculator :/

actually they do have them, in fact I've used them before:
For an example google "roman.py"

This post was edited by Azrad on Sep 14 2013 07:36pm

how would you convert a 500 decimal digit long number into log?
and log doesn't give a correct result for that anyhow

Yeah ...more or less exactly what I said in post #6

Dude, you can even do that on Win 7...so question is meaningless

...now stop trying to impress me with shyt I learned in 1984, and you're just learning

This post was edited by Ghot on Sep 14 2013 07:40pm

can you? please tell

/e That was a typo..I meant can't

This post was edited by Ghot on Sep 14 2013 07:41pm

Yeah I didn't post that in response to post 6, I posted it in response to post 29 which is very wrong. You said they don't have functions to convert from/to roman numerals, which is just not true.

You are up to your usual dishonesty. You make a bunch of inaccurate statements, and start crying when you get called out for them. I'm sure the reporting of posts and the warns will go out soon from your buddies.

This post was edited by Azrad on Sep 14 2013 07:43pm

wrong, you can
you have to represent the numbers in long arrays and build your own arithmetic processor
but for that you need to understand what a number is and how representations work

You know what I meant...he can't use that for his homework lol




This post was edited by Ghot on Sep 14 2013 07:52pm