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The solution to the problem is to reverse the string. So, we can do this once we have the input which we'll call message:
print(message[::-1])
This uses Python's slice functions to loop through the string from the end to the beginning, by a step of one.
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David Epstein I know it did not work out, but you have to share you attempt here. Post your code so we can help you fix it.
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Here you go. Done in Python.
word = input()
word2 = []
def alientalk(x):
for i in range(1,len(x)+1):
word2.append(x[-i])
print(x[-i])
alientalk(word)
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Your attempt ?
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lets just say it didnât work out
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word=input('')
print(word[::-1])
This is the answer
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TXH thanks
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word =input()
alien=""
for i in range(len(word),0,-1):
print(word[i-1])
alien=alien+word[i-1]
print(alien)
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Insertstr="garbage"
print(insertstr[-1::-1])
It'll give egabrag as output
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My attempt (beginner's)
Word="garbage"
Print"egabrag"
Then:
Word="bathroom"
Print "moorhtab"
I know it's wrong. Any support is appreciated đ