Flip the String Practice

Question

The practice problem request a string input to be reversed and reprinted as output. The examples show the string output on a single line, and while my code checks out according to the app:

#your code goes here
words = list(input())
sdrow = words[::-1]
for i in sdrow:
print (i)

It prints the output one letter to a line and looks horrible. What can be done to make the output a single line string? Am I just overcomplicating the problem for no reason?

Answer 1

estrin42

yes, overcomplicating:

words = input()
print(words[::-1])

Answer 2

Here are some methods to reverse a string:

words = input()

#1
print(words[::-1])

#2
print("".join(words[i] for i in range(len(words)-1, -1, -1)))

#3
for i in range(len(words)-1, -1, -1):
print(words[i], end="")

#4
print(*reversed(list(words)), sep="")

#5
def rev(a):
String = ""
for x in a:
String = x + String
return String

print(rev(words))

# Hope this helps

Answer 3

OMG!!!

just do like that:

word = input() or "boom"
print(word[::-1])
#yes, that's it. ))))

Answer 4

You can convert the list back to a string and then print the string. Here are some ways of doing that:
https://pytutorial.com/JUMP_LINK__&&__python__&&__JUMP_LINK-convert-list-to-string

Answer 5

hello friends try this one it works well
u=""
words=list(input())
rword=(words[::-1])
for i in rword:
u+=i
print(u)