Your program will have the following constraints; 1. An ENUM control so the user can choose a value from 1 to 7 inclusive. The ENUM will also be the input to the Case Structure Select Terminal. a. For example, the ENUM Control choices might be displayed as 1, 2, 3 . or One, Two Three to the user. 2. Use five LED segments arranged as in the example above. 3. A Case Structure where each case will provide the code needed to display one of the values from 1 to 7 4. You may use any color for the illuminated LED segments as long as it obvious which segments are illuminated and which are not. 5. Put the program in a While Loop so that the LEDs will update as the ENUM Control is changed.

Assigned Problem PS5 We primarily use the decimal system of numbers in engineering or possibly binary, octal & hexadecimal for programming applications. And continue to use the Roman Number system for some applications like in an outline or for the Super Bowl. I.E. we write Super Bowl LIV not Super Bowl 54. But did you know about the Herodianic (Attic) Number system used by the ancient Greeks? Before LCD displays were inexpensive and readily available LED Segments were often used to display numerical values on a device. For this program your design will take a decimal value between 1 & 7 and display it as a Herodianic Number. 1 2 3 4 5 Decimal Roman Herodianic 6 VI 7 VII 1 II IV V I II III IIII ni MI For example, in the figure below if you illuminate segments A, B & C it will display the value for 5 but if only segments A & C are illuminated it will display the value for 2. D E Assigned Problem PS5 We primarily use the decimal system of numbers in engineering or possibly binary, octal & hexadecimal for programming applications. And continue to use the Roman Number system for some applications like in an outline or for the Super Bowl. I.E. we write Super Bowl LIV not Super Bowl 54. But did you know about the Herodianic (Attic) Number system used by the ancient Greeks? Before LCD displays were inexpensive and readily available LED Segments were often used to display numerical values on a device. For this program your design will take a decimal value between 1 & 7 and display it as a Herodianic Number. 1 2 3 4 5 Decimal Roman Herodianic 6 VI 7 VII 1 II IV V I II III IIII ni MI For example, in the figure below if you illuminate segments A, B & C it will display the value for 5 but if only segments A & C are illuminated it will display the value for 2. D E