Reversing a String with Recursion | Data Structures & Algorithms | Python

Recursion in Python Functions | Python Language Tutorial
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[@varunchelsea1700]

Well Explained!

[@nETSETOStECH]

Thank you 🙂

[@kvelez]

def reverse_string(word):
if len(word) == 0:
return word
return reverse_string(word[1:])+word[0]
print(reverse_string("hello"))

[@Anubhav-jt1qe]

chatgpt se vidwaan banne ko koshish

[@SagangaKapaya]

Well explained, now I get it, wow.

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[@sasidharnaidu4507]

You could've used head recursion instead. Your solution creates new strings as you slice.

[@ArenitaHernandez]

Thank you, thank you!

[@thermalmedia6454]

Nice explanation. However, this just prints the reverse of the string, it doesn’t return the reverse.

[@medhabhandari6131]

👍

[@Aryansingh-fk7hy]

Can anyone tell,how every time last character is split out recursively?

[@amansrivastava834]

Jai mahakal..