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The document explains how to check if a string is a palindrome, which means it reads the same forward and backward. It provides examples of both palindromic and non-palindromic strings and outlines a step-by-step solution using a while loop to reverse the string for comparison. Additionally, it suggests a more concise method using slicing and poses a question about handling case-insensitive palindromes.

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Python Problem Solve

The document explains how to check if a string is a palindrome, which means it reads the same forward and backward. It provides examples of both palindromic and non-palindromic strings and outlines a step-by-step solution using a while loop to reverse the string for comparison. Additionally, it suggests a more concise method using slicing and poses a question about handling case-insensitive palindromes.

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Python Problem Solve

Abdullah Shayed

🔍 Palindrome Checker
📝 Check if a string reads the same forward & backward
What in Palindrome ?
A palindrome is a word that reads the same forward and backward.

For Example →
"NaN" →"NaN" Palindrome ✅
"racecar" →"racecar" Palindrome ✅
"rotator" →"rotator" Palindrome ✅
"None" →"Enon" Not Palindrome ❌
"Hello" →"Olleh" Not Palindrome ❌

Let Break Down The problem →


Reverse the given string.
Compare the reversed string with the original string.
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If they are the same → it’s a palindrome.


Otherwise → not a palindrome.
Step-by-Step Solution →
Take input from the user.
Initialize an empty string backwardStr.
Reverse the string using a while loop.
Compare the original string and the reversed string.
Print the result based on the comparison.

Input: NaN
Output: NaN is a Palindrome Word
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Input: racecar
Output: racecar is a Palindrome Word

Input: rotator
Output: rotator is a Palindrome Word

Input: None
Output: None isn't a Palindrome Word

Input: Hello
Output: Hello isn't a Palindrome Word
I solved it using a `while` loop to reverse the string and then
compared it with the original string.
💡 Pro Tip: You can also solve this in one line using slicing!
💬 How would you handle case-insensitive palindromes like `"RaceCar"`?

Thanks For Reading


Abdullah Shayed

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