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One (STR) // System - Out.println (Two (STR) ) : Import Public Class Public Static Void New

This Java code defines three methods to reverse a string: one() prints the characters of the input string in reverse order; two() uses the StringBuilder reverse() method to return the reversed string; three() uses a StringBuilder to append the characters of the input string in reverse order and return the result. The main() method prompts the user for a string, and uses three() to print the reversed string.

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One (STR) // System - Out.println (Two (STR) ) : Import Public Class Public Static Void New

This Java code defines three methods to reverse a string: one() prints the characters of the input string in reverse order; two() uses the StringBuilder reverse() method to return the reversed string; three() uses a StringBuilder to append the characters of the input string in reverse order and return the result. The main() method prompts the user for a string, and uses three() to print the reversed string.

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1 import java.util.

Scanner;
2
3 public class ReverseString {
4
5     public static void main(String[] args) {
6 Scanner input = new Scanner(System.in);
7 System.out.print("Type a string: ");
8 String str = input.nextLine();
9
10 // one(str);
11 // System.out.println(two(str));
12 System.out.println(three(str));
13     }
14
15     public static void one(String str){
16 char[] letters = str.toCharArray();
17 for(int i=str.length()‐1; i>=0; i‐‐){
18 System.out.print(letters[i]);
19 }
20     }
21
22     public static String two(String str){
23 return new StringBuilder(str).reverse().toString();
24     }
25
26     public static String three(String str){
27 StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
28 for(int i=str.length()‐1; i>=0; i‐‐){
29 sb.append(str.charAt(i));
30 }
31 return sb.toString();
32     }
33
34 }
35

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