Write a C++ program that (1) asks the user to input any Arabic number (e.g., 1999), (2) converts this Arabic number into a Roman number (e.g., MCMXCIX), and (c) displays the resultant Roman number. Your program should include at least three functions to do the input, processing (conversion), and output. Also include a loop that will allow the user to repeat the whole program if he wants to. PLEASE add "//" every code wirtten to explain its use in the program. thank you! do the following conditions set and DO IT IN C++

Write a C++ program that (1) asks the user to input any Arabic number (e.g., 1999), (2) converts this Arabic number into a Roman number (e.g., MCMXCIX), and (c) displays the resultant Roman number. Your program should include at least three functions to do the input, processing (conversion), and output. Also include a loop that will allow the user to repeat the whole program if he wants to. PLEASE add "//" every code wirtten to explain its use in the program. thank you! do the following conditions set and DO IT IN C++

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