Question

#Python:

1. A palindrome is a sequence of characters that reads the same backwards as forwards. For example, ‘Eve’, ‘madam’, and 20502, are palindromes. Write a function called testPalindrome() that asks the user to input a string and returns if that string is a palindrome with the output as follows, without red:

>>>

Please enter a string: eve

Your string "eve" is a palindrome.

>>> testPalindrome()

Please enter a string: end

Your string "end" is not a palindrome.

>>> testPalindrome()

Please enter a string: 100921

Your string "100921" is not a palindrome.

>>> testPalindrome()

Please enter a string: 10401

Your string "10401" is a palindrome.

>>>

Answer 1

I have written the program using PYTHON PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE.

OUTPUT :

CODE :

#function definition for testPalindrome

def testPalindrome(input_string):

temp = list(input_string)#converting string to list

temp.reverse()#to reverse the input string

if(temp == list(input_string)):

return True#return True

else:

return False#return False

#To take the user input for string

input_string = input("Enter a string : \t")

print("\nOUTPUT : ")

#calling testPalindrome function by passing the input string

if(not(testPalindrome(input_string))):

#print statement

print("Your string "+input_string+" is not a Palindrome.")

else:

#print statement

print("Your string "+input_string+" is a Palindrome.")

Thanks..