I need help with this exercise : Print the elements of array in reverse order

Question

TASK :
Given an array, of  'n' integers.

Print the elements of array in reverse
order as a single line of space-separated
numbers.

NOTE :
The first line contains an integer,  'n' 
(the size of our array). 
The second line contains  'n'  space-separated integers describing array's elements.

Answer 1

Here is my try

Update [bug fixed]

https://code.sololearn.com/WruPfH33OdNU

Answer 2

I will try to do ths exercise in Java. 😊
I started to learn C# and I'm trying
to do a task in it, but it's not good !! 🙃

Answer 3

It's not completely clear to me
in the task set ?! 🤔
That's why I set it up to try
and find a solution, 😉
and surely Java is more interesting, 😊
at least to me always !! 👍😆

Answer 4

Input Format :

The first line contains an integer, 
N => (the size of array), 1 < N < 1000

The second line contains N space-separated integers describing array A's elements.

Input : 4 == N Size of array => first line,
ENTER,
1 4 3 2 == array elements,
SUBMIT

Answer 5

Here We Go !!
https://code.sololearn.com/cyOSi9OosU2X/?ref=app

Answer 6

https://code.sololearn.com/cVMeqhA96ePy/?ref=app

Answer 7

It's not like in the task,
but I'll make it better !! 😆
https://code.sololearn.com/Wz8wDtWQxwCU/?ref=app

Answer 8

https://code.sololearn.com/WAlTS1o3B7Q7/?ref=app

Answer 9

@John Dooe
If you have any suggestions
for these codes,
please write to me,
thank you. 😊😆

Answer 10

Now Your answer
will be The Best !! 😆

Answer 11

I'll try to do a solution with the method,
but again in Java !! 😎

Answer 12

@Bihan Samarasinghe
Just : Tap Here To Load More
https://code.sololearn.com/cyOSi9OosU2X/?ref=app

Answer 13

Here it is in C# :

https://code.sololearn.com/cBmckUcJ2ZRz/?ref=app

Answer 14

Will use reverse() with JavaScript but then the output will be 1,2 instead of 1 2 which is expected, I think there is also reverse() available for Java check it out.
To avoid the comma you shouldn't output the final result as an array I think!

Answer 15

😊@Danijel Ivanović thanks man!!✌🏾️😎
😀😀

Answer 16

Recursively
https://code.sololearn.com/WQeU4DuRoMY4/?ref=app

Answer 17

@dim_kno Thanks but using in instead of make thing worse,
I had already declared var i that why didn't include it in the for loop,
The problem come from the calculation for sure!

Answer 18

@dim_knp maybe, but I'm iFan😊😀
The problem is with the app I think it too buggy on iOS,
The crash when answering some drag and drop question
On question in the learning section.
I've tested the app on android it way better.
I broke that android phone 2 days ago😔, hope to fix it next week😊

Answer 19

@dim_knp ont really going back I never been there that device purpose is meanly to test android apps once I start writing Java apps, I stop learning Java to concentrate on web dev for now

Answer 20

😊, when I took a peek a Java and C# I found them quite similar but Java was more interesting.

Here use or modify this function it will do the trick.
Will post a working code of it using js 😊.

function reverseInput(str) {
var reverse = " ", i=0;
for (if of str) {
reverse = i + reverse;
}
return reverse
}