How Do I Write A Converse Prog. And What Are The Methods That Shall I Write It ?

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write a prog. in kava that ask user to enter a no. and print it out conversely , which its converse must be the same form as the no. before conversing it ..
ex:
121 when i converse it , it will be the same no.

and if will not ; if i enter a no. and the converse of it will change the form , the prog. should print false

ex:
123 is 321

Posted 28-Oct-14 11:52am

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Updated 28-Oct-14 13:17pm

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PIEBALDconsult 28-Oct-14 19:13pm

You mean "reverse"? Actually it sounds like you want to test for a palindrome, that's a very common first-year assignment.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palindrome

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User 11060979 · Answer 1 · 2014-10-28T11:58:00

Solution 1

Did you try anything? If yes what is the Problem you have?
Think about create a second string in reverse order and compare it to the original.

Not a solution that can be used imediatelly, but maybe Shows a Little bit about the logic behind the "Problem".

Posted 28-Oct-14 11:58am

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