No. That's taking 0/1 binary, interpreting as decimal, and writing THAT in Roman numerals. RNs don't support modern binary.
Binary Roman numerals go I, X, XI, C, CI, CX, CXI, M, MI, MX, MXI, MC, MCI, MCX, MCXI, and then you run out
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Sure they do! I just showed you how.
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@tabatkins nah, it's just designed for 4-bit nybbles.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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ↂ, ↂI, ↂX, ↂXI, ok I'll stop
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I generally favour using overbars for continuing Roman numerals, because it can be continued indefinitely
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