Please help me, I need my code free of Recursion error

Question

def reversed(x):
string=reversed(x)
return string

a='asdf'
print(reversed(a))

Answer 1

Kevin Ngigi ,

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▪︎please give us a brief description of the task that has to be done
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i would also recommend you to work through the python tutorial, there is a sample where recursion is demonstrated.

thanks!

Answer 2

def reversed(x):
string= x[::-1]
return string

a='asdf'
print(reversed(a))

Answer 3

dont call your own function inside of itself.

you made a function called reversed and the first thing you do is call the same function again.

it will keep doing that forever

Answer 4

What are you trying to achieve by calling function again and again ?

Answer 5

def reversed1(x):
text = ''.join(reversed(x))
return text

a='asdf'
print(reversed1(a))

Answer 6

you doesn't need recursion to achieve that...

however, if you absolutly want to use recursion:

def reversed(st):
if len(st)<2: return st
return st[-1]+reversed(st[:-1])

print(reversed(input()))

but it's shorter and more efficient to do:

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