1. Reverse A String
python
#Reverse a String – Enter a string and the program will reverse it and print it out'
print ("____PROGRAM TO REVERSE A TEXT____ "
print('_____type bye to quit the program_____')
print ("____Write something then hit 'Enter'____"
text = '' #just a declaration
while text != "bye":
text = input()
x = len(text)
for i in text:
x -= 1
print(text[x], end='')
print()

 
C++

#include <iostream>
#include <string.h>
#include <string>
using namespace std;

Nairaland is shitty for codes
Honestly
I can't paste the c++ codes here

You have imported the std namespace so no need for std::cout again. cout, cin

You code isn't checking for edge cases such as when user just hits enter without any input. In a case like this your C++ code will output noitaralceD. I would initialize text with a blank string and check to ensure that user actually types an input.

airsaylongcome:
You have imported the std namespace so no need for std::cout again. cout, cin

You code isn't checking for edge cases such as when user just hits enter without any input. In a case like this your C++ code will output noitaralceD. I would initialize text with a blank string and check to ensure that user actually types an input.

Thanks i've modified
https://zerobin.net/?e396809972bf514e#tjf87uSWk7S0cTyGzhr72Qre1ofyLqb+sFpDJcoaGqk=

ABCthingx:
Thanks i've modified
https://zerobin.net/?e396809972bf514e#tjf87uSWk7S0cTyGzhr72Qre1ofyLqb+sFpDJcoaGqk=

Did you run the new code you entered? The if statement for "You must enter a text sir"

If you run it without entering text, that If just displays your prompt but does not stop the rest of the program from running

Do not reinvent the wheel. Anyways write a programme that reverse ever word in the string.

So "He is a boy" becomes "eH so a yob"

ABCthingx:


1. Reverse A String
python
#Reverse a String – Enter a string and the program will reverse it and print it out'
print ("____PROGRAM TO REVERSE A TEXT____ "
print('_____type bye to quit the program_____')
print ("____Write something then hit 'Enter'____"
text = '' #just a declaration
while text != "bye":
text = input()
x = len(text)
for i in text:
x -= 1
print(text[x], end='')
print()

 
C++

#include <iostream>
#include <string.h>
#include <string>
using namespace std;

Nairaland is shitty for codes
Honestly
I can't paste the c++ codes here

in the python code what happens if a user enter a text in upper case or even combination of both? I think using the lower method on the text input is good