Please help me in finding the mistake.

Question

# Reverse a number in python

Number = int(input(" ")
)
print("\n Entered Number = %d" %Number)

Reverse = Null
while(Number > Reverse ):
Reminder = Number %10
Reverse = (Reverse *10) + Reminder
Number = Number //10

if(%Number == %Reverse)
print("Palindrome number")
else
print("\n Reverse of entered number = %d" %Reverse)

Answer 1

- you need colon after if condition
- you don't need paranthesis in if condition and while loop
- you don't need that percent sign in the last if confdition
- equivalent null in python is "None" (this is case-sensitive)
these are only the syntax mistakes but i didn't undestand what you want to do exactly...

edit: it seems to work if you initialize "Reverse" as 0. Reverse can't be None because in that case while loop doesn't know how to solve his condition...