Question

write a python script to read an integer >1000 and reverse the number..... plz answer..... ​

Answer 1

Program:

number = int(input("Enter a number Greater than 1000 : "))

if number < 1000 :

     print("Enter number greater than 1000")

else :

     print("The revere of ",number," is :")

     string = str(number)

     print(string[ ::-1])

Output-1:

Enter a number Greater than 1000 : 12356

The revere of  12356  is :

65321

Output-2:

Enter a number Greater than 1000 : 123

Enter number greater than 1000

Explanation:

• first i took number into number variable
• then i check if the given number is greater than 1000 or not
• if true then i printed the statement
• if false then i converted given number into string and printed the reverse of the string directly using String's predefined notation which is [a:b:c]
• which means count in increments of c starting at a inclusive, up to b exclusive
• if a and b are not given and c is in negative then the count will start from last character of the string and then goes on until it reaches the start of the string
• so that's how the string will be reversed and the reversed number will be printed

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Answer 2

To print a reverse of a number, we will have to convert the number into a string and then reverse the number.

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But before reversing the number, we also have to check whether the number is greater 1000. If it is, then we reverse it. Else, we ask for the input again.

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CODE:

def check():

   num = input()

   if int(num) > 1000:

       print(f'reverse:{num[::-1]}')

   else:

       check()

check()

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