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Write a script/program to check a string is palindrome or not.

Script/program to check a string is palindrome or not:


function testFun(txt){

    var newTxt = txt.split("");

    var myOP = "";

 

    for(let i = newTxt.length-1; i>=0; i--){

      console.log(newTxt[i]);

        myOP += newTxt[i];

    }

// console.log(myOP);

    if(txt === myOP){

        console.log(txt + " is Palindrome");

    }else{

        console.log(txt + " is not Palindrome");

    }

}

var str= "RAJU";

testFun(str); //First call of test function

var str2= "MADAM";

testFun(str2);  //Second call of test function


Output:

Raju is not Palindrome. //First call of test function


MADAM is Palindrome.//Second call of test function



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