Palindrome Program in Python

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This video demonstrates how to write a Python program to check for a palindrome. A palindrome is a string or sequence of characters that reads the same backward as forward. For example, the string "m a d a m - madam" is a palindrome if reversed, and the number 1 2 1 is a palindrome if reversed. The program asks the user to enter a string, which is then reversed and stored in a variable called "s". The input function reads the user's input in string form, and the reversed value is then stored in the "reverse" variable. The slicing method is used to slice the entire string without specifying the starting and ending points. The step is set to minus 1, which reverses the string and stores it in the "reverse" variable. To check if the original value entered by the user is equal to the reverse, the if conditional statement is used. If the reverse is equal to the original value, the program is a palindrome. If the reverse is not equal to the original value, the program is not a palindrome. our Social Media Pages Our Website #PythonProgramming #ExampleProgram