On 29 Jan 2018, at 7:42, vinod bhaskaran wrote:
As the new character is adding the char in the new string but how is
it
getting reversed without any line giving the char number to be
traversed in
reverse order.
You don't need that, think about this example
newstring = ''
oldstring = "Newton
Thanks a lot Nitin. I misunderstood the "char + newstring".
As a newbie to programming as well as newbie to Python trying to grasp
basics. Sure will need the built in functions present for different things
in Python.
Any suggestion good book for python?
Thanks,
Vinod Bhaskaran
On Mon, Jan 29, 201
Vinod,
First time it loops,
newstring = ‘’
oldstring = ‘Newton’
char = ‘N’
char + newstring = ‘N’ + ‘’ = ‘N’
Second time it loops,
newstring = ‘N’
oldstring = ‘Newton’
char = ‘e’
char + newstring = ‘e’ +’N’ = ‘eN’
Third time it loops,
newstring = ‘eN’
oldstring = ‘Newton’
char = ‘w’
char + news
On 29/01/18 06:42, vinod bhaskaran wrote:
> newstring = ''
> oldstring = 'Newton'
> for char in oldstring:
>newstring = char + newstring
> print(newstring)
>
> Could someone explain how it is traversing to get the string reversed?
print statements are your friend.
Add print statements everyw
