Day 3 - 𝐏𝐲𝐭𝐡𝐨𝐧 𝐢𝐧 𝟔𝟎 Seconds!

So this is an interesting Python question. So we have to identify palendrome. Okay. So this is the word list actually. So if you see here madam madam is a palenrome. So from the first m a dam again from the reverse mad dam it gives the same meaning. So that is called palentrome. Right? So if you see this is palentrome and this word is a palentrome and level is a palentrome. So to iterate this list I have a for loop that's it. Okay. For word and words. Word is a variable name for the for loop. Words is the list. Right? If word word means the first word from the list madam equal to equal to I'm checking it with word of double colon minus one. So that means it it prints the word in a reverse. So if if you just run this on any word it will be reverse. Like for example madam means it will be reverse. So that means if word madam equal to equal to reverse of madam is anyway it's going to be equal. So that means it will print it's a palent room. If you take hello right? So the reverse of hello is not actually going to be hello. Right? So then it is not a palent room. Again the next word. So when I run this so madam is palent room this word is a palent room and level is a palent room right so this is just the one one small syntax which is making the magic is word of double minus one which actually prints the word in reverse order that's it guys so if you want such py so if you want such python related data engineering and SQL related videos please do follow my page thanks for watching