How does reverse function works because I tried:. x=str(input ()) x=x.reverse() print(x). And that didn't work

Answer 1

You never need to use str(input()) because input() always produces a string. You need to use int(input()) and float(input()) to convert your input into an integer or a float, but str(input()) is redundant - just use input().

Answer 2

Taraash Mittal ,
#example of list's reverse method.

l = [1,2,3,4,5,6]
res = l.reverse() #reverses list in place , returns `None`
print(l , res)

Answer 3

In Python, reverse() is a list method, not a string method.

Use list slicing with a negative step instead.

https://code.sololearn.com/cwGzxHxO60k1/?ref=app

Answer 4

You can reverce a string by using reverced(). it creates a reversed object.

inp = reversed(input('name: '))
print(''.join(inp))

Answer 5

Thanks, but can you please give an example using the reverse method?