Zero dependencies, lightweight and fully functional palindrome checker

Palindrome is a word, number, phrase, or other sequence of characters which reads the same backward as forward, such as madam or racecar. There are also numeric palindromes, including date/time stamps.

npm package for checking if a world entered is a palindrome

A palindrome is used to verify a sequence of numbers, strings, or letters that are read left to right and right to left to match the same characters or return the same

This repo includes solving many problems with Python on the LeetCode platform and is classified according to the number and name of the problem in the form of folders. Each folder contains one or more ways to solve the problem, in addition to a file that contains the problem and a file that contains an explanation of the solution.

This script finds the next palindrome number to that of the given palindrome number (if given number is palindrome)

Check if a given word of phrase is palindrome (if it reads the same backwards as forward).

Enter a number, to check whether it is a Palindrome number or not !

Determines if a number is a palindrome.

Detect given input is a palindrome Word or number. file contains of 2 programs Palindrome & Palindromify the list.

A Node.js + React message board that takes messages from user and determine if the given input is a Palindrome.

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Solving a few tasks with palidromes and near-palindromes.

iLWN (In Love With Numbers) project repository. Contains source code (all subprojects + website) and documentation.

Palindrome Checker is a Python program that checks if a string reads the same forwards and backwards. It handles multi-line inputs, ignores non-alphanumeric characters, and is case-insensitive. Users can continuously test strings and receive formatted feedback on whether each string is a palindrome.

Palindrome Checker Project - This application checks whether number is palindrome or not

Iterative process of adding numbers with their palindrome in order to end up with a new palindrome, or not...