[Roman Numerals] add practice exercise #310
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The performance stuff for
reverse-string
is going badly, so I did this in the interim. It's for week [02-06]. Only the exercise, no Deep Dive stuff.It works, but the example implementation may not be the most idiomatic R. A
while
loop inside afor
loop is standard across most languages (except the ones relying heavily on pattern matching), but I'll be very happy to be shown that I'm missing something R-specific.Feel free to replace with something better if you wish: we can use all the implementations for approaches later. It certainly isn't vectorized, but I couldn't see how to make that work within the function.