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Sep 5th, 2007, 10:01 PM
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Palindrome [Stupid rules]
Basically I have to write a program where the user can enter up to 30 characters and I have to check if the input is a palindrome. I did write this program and it works 100% however there is a catch... The professor wants us to store the input in char variables as in declare 30 chars and use that. What do you guys think is the least tedious way to accomplish this???
Thanks in advance.
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