Write a program that receives a word and checks if the word Palindrum is.
Palindroum words are words that are read from both sides to the same form like: wolf
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def is_palindrome(word):
return word == word[::-1]
word = input("کلمه را وارد کنید: ")
if is_palindrome(word):
print("کلمه پالیندروم است.")
else:
print("کلمه پالیندروم نیست.")
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a=input("Please,enter word:\n")
b=len(a)
k=0
for i in range((b//2)):
if a[i]==a[b-i-1]:
k+=1
continue
else:
break
if b%2==0 and (k*2)==b or b%2!=0 and (k*2)+1==b:
print("The word is Palindrome.")
else:
print("The word is not Palindrome.")
word=input("enter your word")
li_word=[]
for x in word:
li_word.append(x)
mirroring_li_word=li_word[::-1]
if mirroring_li_word==li_word:
print("ok")
else:
print("not ok")
def palindrom():
word=input("Enter a word : ").lower()
start=word[0]
end=word[-1]
if start == end:
print(f'{word} is palindrom')
else:
print(f'{word} is not palindrom')
palindrom()
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word=input("Type your word:")
if word==word[::-1]:
print("The word is Palindrome")
else:
print("Your word isn't Palindrome.")
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a=input()
c=a.lower()
b=a[::-1]
d=b.lower()
if c==d:
print('palindrom')
else:
print('not palindrom')
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word = input()
letters = []
reversedd = str()
count = len(word)
while (count > 0):
letters.append(word[count-1])
count = count - 1
reversedd = reversedd.join(letters)
print (reversedd)
if reversedd == word:
print("true")
else : print("False")
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