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Reverse an ASCII string
Your goal is to reverse an ascii string. Given a (optionally newline or null terminated) input, output your input in reverse order, optionally followed by a newline. Terminate afterward. Function answers will not be given a newline, and are not expected to output one unless they print the answer to console.
Examples
Assume all inputs are followed by a newline, and are all standard ASCII encoded.
abcdef -> fedcba
Hello, World! -> !dlroW ,olleH
racecar -> racecar
Example program
function solution(x) {
return x.split("").reverse().join("");
}
Further clarifications
- No, you don't have to handle nulls correctly.
- Nor empty inputs.
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C (gcc), 62 bytes
main(){char b[99],*p=strchr(gets(b),0);for(;p-->b;)putch(*p);}
This relies on the usual gcc extension abuse. It assumes that max user input is 98 characters + null term, since this wasn't specified.
EDIT: Revisited, function-based equivalent of the above (plus I have no idea what compiler I used to get putch working, not gcc/Linux at least):
C (gcc), 53 bytes
*o;f(char*s){for(s=strchr(o=s,0);s-->o;)putchar(*s);}
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