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Write a Golang program to check whether a given number is a palindrome or not
Definition: A palindrome is a number which is similar when read from the front and from the rear.
Examples
- num = 121 => Palindrome
- num = 13131 => Palindrome
- num = 123 => Not a Palindrome
Approach to solve this problem
- Step 1: Define a function that accepts a numbers(num); type is int.
- Step 2: Start making the number from the input number.
- Step 3: If the given number is same as the output number, then return “Palindrome”
- Step 4: Else, return “Not A Palindrome”
Program
package main import "fmt" func checkPalindrome(num int) string{ input_num := num var remainder int res := 0 for num>0 { remainder = num % 10 res = (res * 10) + remainder num = num / 10 } if input_num == res { return "Palindrome" } else { return "Not a Palindrome" } } func main(){ fmt.Println(checkPalindrome(121)) fmt.Println(checkPalindrome(123)) fmt.Println(checkPalindrome(1331)) fmt.Println(checkPalindrome(1231)) }
Output
Palindrome Not a Palindrome Palindrome Not a Palindrome
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