@@ -134,6 +134,16 @@ Recursive Guessing Game (24 August)

     The user chooses a number between 0 and 100 (unknown to the computer), and the computer will guess it. A light project that I included because of recursion. 

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+Roman Numerals to Integer (19 January 2020)

+    *Dictionary data type

+    *Conditional

+    *For loop

+        *Continue

+    *Lists/using indexed

+    *Iteration

+

+    The user inputs a number in Roman numerals and it is returned as an integer.

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 Monty Python's Python Soundboard (31 July)

     *Tkinter GUI Library

         *Buttons

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+'''

+Roman numeral to integer converter

+Hayden Walker, 19 January 2020

+'''

+romanNum = input().upper()

+parts = list()

+num = 0

+

+romanLets = {"I":1, "V":5, "X":10, "L":50, "C":100, "D":500, "M":1000 }

+

+for let in romanNum:

+	'''

+	Replace the letters with the values they represent

+	'''

+	parts.append(romanLets[let])

+

+for part in parts:

+	ind = parts.index(part)

+	

+	# If not at the end & number is greater than next index, subtract it

+	if ind != len(parts) - 1:

+		if part < parts[ind + 1]:

+			num -= part

+			continue

+

+	# Otherwise add the number

+	num += part

+

+print(num)