Solution - Integer to Roman numeral

L V I I I

LVIII

Step-by-step explanation

Extract and normalize the integer input: $\to r o m a n 58$ → $58$ .

Split the number into place values: $50 + 8$ , then map each part to Roman symbols: $50 \to L, 8 \to V I I I$ .

Combine the mapped symbols to get the canonical Roman numeral: $58$ → $L V I I I$ .

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