Palindrome Program in Python 1

Palindrome Program in Python

Write a Palindrome Program in Python using While Loop, Functions, and Recursion. Any number could be Palindrome in python if it remained the same when we reversed it. For example, 131 is a palindrome number because this number remains the same after reversing it.

The common approach to check for the Python Palindrome Number is to reverse a given number. Compare the original value with reverse value. If they exactly matched, then it is a Palindrome number in python. Otherwise, it is not.

Python Palindrome Program using While Loop

This Palindrome program in Python allows the user to enter any positive integer. Next, this Python program use While Loop to check whether a given number is Palindrome Number or Not.

number = int(input("Please Enter any Number: "))

reverse = 0
temp = number

while(temp > 0):
    Reminder = temp % 10
    reverse = (reverse * 10) + Reminder
    temp = temp //10
 
print("Reverse of a Given number is = %d" %reverse)

if(number == reverse):
    print("%d is a Palindrome Number" %number)
else:
    print("%d is not a Palindrome Number" %number)
Palindrome Program in Python 1

User Entered value in this palindrome program in Python are Number = 191 and Reverse = 0
Temp = Number
Temp = 191

While Loop First Iteration
Reminder = Temp %10
Reminder = 191 % 10 = 1

Reverse = Reverse *10 + Reminder => 0 * 10 + 1 = 1

Temp = Temp //10 = 191 /10
Temp = 19

Python Second Iteration: From the first Python while loop Iteration, the values of both Temp and Reverse changed as Temp = 19 and Reverse = 1

Reminder = 19 % 10 = 9

Reverse = 1 * 10 + 9 = 19

Temp = 19 /10
Temp = 1

Third Iteration: From the second Iteration of palindrome program in Python, the values of Temp = 1 and Reverse = 19

Reminder = 1 % 10 = 1

Reverse = 19 * 10 + 1 = 191

Temp = 1/10
Temp = 0

Here Num = 0. So, the while loop condition fails.

if ( Number == Reverse ) – condition checks whether the user enter number is exactly equal to the Reverse or not. If this condition is True, then it is Palindrome. Else it is not.

Palindrome Program in Python using Functions

In this Python program, we defined a function. Within that function, we used the If statement.

def integer_reverse(number):
    reverse = 0
    
    while(number > 0):
        Reminder = number % 10
        reverse = (reverse * 10) + Reminder
        number = number // 10
    return reverse

number = int(input("Please Enter any Num: "))

rev = integer_reverse(number)
print("Reverse = %d" %rev)

if(number == rev):
    print("%d is a Palindrome" %number)
else:
    print("%d is not" %number)
Please Enter any Num: 1441
Reverse = 1441
1441 is a Palindrome

Please Enter any Num: 1202
Reverse = 2021
1202 is not

In this Python program, we are checking whether a given number is Palindrome or Not using the Recursive Functions concept.

reverse = 0
def integer_reverse(number):
    global reverse
    
    if(number > 0):
        Reminder = number % 10
        reverse = (reverse * 10) + Reminder
        integer_reverse(number // 10)
    return reverse


number = int(input("Please Enter any Num: "))

rev = integer_reverse(number)
print("Reverse = %d" %rev)

if(number == rev):
    print("%d is a Palindrome" %number)
else:
    print("%d is not" %number)
Please Enter any Num: 4114
Reverse = 4114
4114 is a Palindrome

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Please Enter any Num: 859
Reverse = 958
859 is not

In this program, within the check palindrome using recursion function declaration,

integer_reverse (Number//10) – it helps to call the function Recursively with the updated value. If you miss this statement, then after completing the first line, it terminates. For example, Num = 191 then the output is 1

Let’s see the If condition.

if (Number > 0) check whether it is greater than 0 or not. For Recursive functions, it is very important to place a condition before using the function recursively. Otherwise, we end up in infinite execution (Same like infinite Loop).

Python program to print Palindrome Numbers from 1 to N

maximum = int(input(" Please Enter the Maximum Value : "))

print("Between 1 and %d are : " %maximum)
for num in range(1, maximum + 1):
    temp = num
    reverse = 0
    
    while(temp > 0):
        Reminder = temp % 10
        reverse = (reverse * 10) + Reminder
        temp = temp //10

    if(num == reverse):
        print("%d " %num, end = '  ')
 Please Enter the Maximum Value : 4554
Between 1 and 4554 are : 
1   2   3   4   5   6   7   8   9   11   22   33   44   55   66   77   88   99   101   111   121   131   141   151   161   171   181   191   202   212   222   232   242   252   262   272   282   292   303   313   323   333   343   353   363   373   383   393   404   414   424   434   444   454   464   474   484   494   505   515   525   535   545   555   565   575   585   595   606   616   626   636   646   656   666   676   686   696   707   717   727   737   747   757   767   777   787   797   808   818   828   838   848   858   868   878   888   898   909   919   929   939   949   959   969   979   989   999   1001   1111   1221   1331   1441   1551   1661   1771   1881   1991   2002   2112   2222   2332   2442   2552   2662   2772   2882   2992   3003   3113   3223   3333   3443   3553   3663   3773   3883   3993   4004   4114   4224   4334   4444   4554