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Palindrome NO

This C++ program takes a user-input number as input, reverses the number, and compares it to the original to check if it is a palindrome. It uses modulo and division operations in a while loop to extract the ones, tens, hundreds digits of the number and build the reversed number. It then prints whether the original and reversed numbers are equal, identifying the number as a palindrome or not.

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Palindrome NO

This C++ program takes a user-input number as input, reverses the number, and compares it to the original to check if it is a palindrome. It uses modulo and division operations in a while loop to extract the ones, tens, hundreds digits of the number and build the reversed number. It then prints whether the original and reversed numbers are equal, identifying the number as a palindrome or not.

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Palindrome NO.

Program

# include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int main()

int num;

int rev=0;

int a;

cout<<"please enter the num"<<endl;

cin>>num;

int x=num;

while(num>0)

a=num%10;

rev=rev*10+a;

num=num/10;

if(x==rev)

cout<<"the num is palindrome"<<endl;

else

cout<<"not palindrome"<<endl;

}
system("pause");

return 0;

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