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A number is said to be palindrome number when it remains the same when its digits are reversed.
Example: 12321, 75257
To check the given number for palindrome, hold the given number into a temporary variable.Reverse the given number and then compare the reversed number with the temporary variable. If both of them are same then print "palindrome number" else print "not palindrome".
Here we are using a variable num to hold the number to check. Another temporary variable temp is used to check it when the original has been reversed. Using a for loop last digit of the number is separated. For this we are dividing the given number by 10. Here we are using the arithmetic operator modulus% to perform the operation. This value is stored into another variable rem. rem = temp % 10. Add this result to the variable rev where the reversed form of the given number is to be stored. Before adding to rev we need to multiply the current data in the rev with 10 and add rem with it. rem = temp % 10 , rev = rev*10 + rem. This is performed in a for loop.
syntax for for loop
for initializer; condition; incrementor {
}
If else statement is used to check whether the given number is equal to the reversed number. if the value of num=rev then print a message "palinndrome number" using the function fmt.println(). else print "not palindrome"
syntax for if...else
if condition {
//do some instructions
}else {
//do some instructions
ALGORITHM
STEP 1: Import the package fmt
STEP 2: Start function main()
STEP 3: Declare the variable Num, rem, rev, temp
STEP 4: Read the number Num using fmt.Scanfln()
STEP 5:Initialise integer rev=0
STEP 6: Reverse the given number using for loop as (for temp := Num; temp > 0; temp = temp / 10)
STEP 7: Finding rem = temp % 10 and rev = rev*10 + rem in the loop
STEP8: Use If else statement (if Num == rev) to check whether the reverse number equals a given number
STEP9: If true, it is a palindrome, otherwise not a palindrome number.
package main
import "fmt"
func main() {
var Num, rem int
fmt.Print("Enter the number to check Palindrome = ")
fmt.Scanln(&Num;)
rev := 0
for temp := Num; temp > 0; temp = temp / 10 {
rem = temp % 10
rev = rev*10 + rem
}
fmt.Println("The Reverse of the number = ", rev)
if Num == rev {
fmt.Println(Num, " is a Palindrome number")
} else {
fmt.Println(Num, " is Not a Palindrome number")
}
}
Enter the number to check Palindrome = 191 The Reverse of the number = 191 191 is a Palindrome number
