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Doing roman numerals with TDD in Perl 6
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class Roman { | |
my %map = | |
'units' => ['I', 'V', 'X'], | |
'tens' => ['X', 'L', 'C'], | |
'hundreds' => ['C', 'D', 'M'], | |
; | |
method step($size, $n) { | |
my ($one, $five, $ten) = %map{$size}.list; | |
given $n { | |
when * < 4 { $one x $n } | |
when 4 { "$one$five" } | |
when * < 9 { $five ~ $one x ($n - 5) } | |
when 9 { "$one$ten" } | |
} | |
} | |
method roman($n) { | |
return self.step('hundreds', $n div 100) | |
~ self.step('tens', ($n div 10) % 10) | |
~ self.step('units', $n % 10); | |
} | |
} |
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use Test; | |
use Roman; | |
my @mapping = | |
0, '', | |
1, 'I', | |
2, 'II', | |
3, 'III', | |
4, 'IV', | |
5, 'V', | |
6, 'VI', | |
7, 'VII', | |
8, 'VIII', | |
9, 'IX', | |
10, 'X', | |
11, 'XI', | |
14, 'XIV', | |
19, 'XIX', | |
20, 'XX', | |
30, 'XXX', | |
40, 'XL', | |
49, 'XLIX', | |
50, 'L', | |
90, 'XC', | |
666, 'DCLXVI', | |
; | |
for @mapping -> $number, $roman { | |
is Roman.roman($number), $roman, | |
"conversion of number $number"; | |
} |
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