How to Reverse a String in Python Using a for Loop

In Python, you can reverse a string using a for loop. The syntax is as follows:string_to_reverse = string to reversefor i in range 0, ...

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In Python, you can reverse a string using a for loop. The syntax is as follows:

string_to_reverse = "string to reverse"

for i in range(0, len(string_to_reverse)):

string_to_reverse[i], string_to_reverse[i+1] = string_to_reverse[i], string_to_reverse[i+1]

This code will reverse the string "string to reverse" and return the new string.

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Here's my attempt, which makes use of a decorator and a for loop. Put everything in one file.

Implementation details:

def reverse(func):
    def reverse_engine(items):
        partial_items = []
        for item in items:
            partial_items = [item] + partial_items
        return func(partial_items)
    return reverse_engine

Usage:

Example 1:

@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh

Example 2:

@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']

Example 3:

@reverse
def reverse_and_square(numbers):
    return list(
        map(lambda number: number ** 2, numbers)
    )

reverse_and_square(range(1, 6))
# [25, 16, 9, 4, 1]

Because the Python string library does not have an in-built "reverse()" function like other Python containers like list, knowing other methods to reverse string can be useful. This article discusses several approaches in Python. 

Example:

Input:  Geeksforgeeks
Output: skeegrofskeeG

Using a loop, reverse a string in Python.

In this example, we use a function to reverse a string, which iterates through each element and intelligently joins each character at the start to produce the reversed string. 

Time complexity: O(n) 
Auxiliary Space: O(1) 

Implementation:

Python3




@reverse
def reverse_and_square(numbers):
    return list(
        map(lambda number: number ** 2, numbers)
    )

reverse_and_square(range(1, 6))
# [25, 16, 9, 4, 1]
36 
@reverse
def reverse_and_square(numbers):
    return list(
        map(lambda number: number ** 2, numbers)
    )

reverse_and_square(range(1, 6))
# [25, 16, 9, 4, 1]
37

The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
0
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
1 
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
2 
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
3

The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
0
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
5 
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
6
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
7 
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
8

The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
9
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
1 
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
2 
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
6
@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
83 
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
1

The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
0
@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
86 
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
1

@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
88 

@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
89
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
2 
@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
61

@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
88 

@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
63
@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
64
@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
65
@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
66
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
2
@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
68

@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
63
@reverse
def reverse_and_square(numbers):
    return list(
        map(lambda number: number ** 2, numbers)
    )

reverse_and_square(range(1, 6))
# [25, 16, 9, 4, 1]
50

@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
88 

@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
63
@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
64
@reverse
def reverse_and_square(numbers):
    return list(
        map(lambda number: number ** 2, numbers)
    )

reverse_and_square(range(1, 6))
# [25, 16, 9, 4, 1]
54
@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
66
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
2
@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
68

@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
63
@reverse
def reverse_and_square(numbers):
    return list(
        map(lambda number: number ** 2, numbers)
    )

reverse_and_square(range(1, 6))
# [25, 16, 9, 4, 1]
59

Output

The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG

In Python, use recursion to reverse a string.

To reverse the string, the string is passed as an argument to a recursive function. The function's base condition is that the string is returned if its length is equal to zero. If not equal to 0, the reverse function is called recursively to slice the string except for the first character and concatenate the first character to the end of the sliced string. ‘

Time complexity: O(n) 
Auxiliary Space: O(n) 

Implementation:

Python3




@reverse
def reverse_and_square(numbers):
    return list(
        map(lambda number: number ** 2, numbers)
    )

reverse_and_square(range(1, 6))
# [25, 16, 9, 4, 1]
36 
@reverse
def reverse_and_square(numbers):
    return list(
        map(lambda number: number ** 2, numbers)
    )

reverse_and_square(range(1, 6))
# [25, 16, 9, 4, 1]
37

The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
0
Input:  Geeksforgeeks
Output: skeegrofskeeG
73 
Input:  Geeksforgeeks
Output: skeegrofskeeG
74
@reverse
def reverse_and_square(numbers):
    return list(
        map(lambda number: number ** 2, numbers)
    )

reverse_and_square(range(1, 6))
# [25, 16, 9, 4, 1]
50
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
2
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
2 
Input:  Geeksforgeeks
Output: skeegrofskeeG
78
Input:  Geeksforgeeks
Output: skeegrofskeeG
79

The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
9
@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
86 
@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
89

The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
0
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
84
Input:  Geeksforgeeks
Output: skeegrofskeeG
79

The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
9
@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
86 
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
88
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
89
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
80
@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
83 
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
82
Input:  Geeksforgeeks
Output: skeegrofskeeG
78
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
84

@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
88 

@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
88 

@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
89
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
2 
@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
61

@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
88 

@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
63
@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
64
@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
65
@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
66
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
2
@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
68

@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
63
@reverse
def reverse_and_square(numbers):
    return list(
        map(lambda number: number ** 2, numbers)
    )

reverse_and_square(range(1, 6))
# [25, 16, 9, 4, 1]
50

@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
88 

@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
63
@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
64
@reverse
def reverse_and_square(numbers):
    return list(
        map(lambda number: number ** 2, numbers)
    )

reverse_and_square(range(1, 6))
# [25, 16, 9, 4, 1]
372
@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
66
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
2
@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
68

@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
63
@reverse
def reverse_and_square(numbers):
    return list(
        map(lambda number: number ** 2, numbers)
    )

reverse_and_square(range(1, 6))
# [25, 16, 9, 4, 1]
59

Output

@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
8

Python stack-based string reversal

An empty stack is created. The string is pushed to the stack one character at a time. All characters from the stack are popped one by one and returned to a string. 

Time complexity: O(n) 
Auxiliary Space: O(n) 

Implementation:

Python3




@reverse
def reverse_and_square(numbers):
    return list(
        map(lambda number: number ** 2, numbers)
    )

reverse_and_square(range(1, 6))
# [25, 16, 9, 4, 1]
378

@reverse
def reverse_and_square(numbers):
    return list(
        map(lambda number: number ** 2, numbers)
    )

reverse_and_square(range(1, 6))
# [25, 16, 9, 4, 1]
379

@reverse
def reverse_and_square(numbers):
    return list(
        map(lambda number: number ** 2, numbers)
    )

reverse_and_square(range(1, 6))
# [25, 16, 9, 4, 1]
36 
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
01

The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
0
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
03
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
2 
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
05

The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
0
@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
86 
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
03

@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
88 

The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
10

@reverse
def reverse_and_square(numbers):
    return list(
        map(lambda number: number ** 2, numbers)
    )

reverse_and_square(range(1, 6))
# [25, 16, 9, 4, 1]
36 
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
12

The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
0
@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
86 
Input:  Geeksforgeeks
Output: skeegrofskeeG
74
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
16

@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
88 

The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
18

@reverse
def reverse_and_square(numbers):
    return list(
        map(lambda number: number ** 2, numbers)
    )

reverse_and_square(range(1, 6))
# [25, 16, 9, 4, 1]
36 
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
20

The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
0
Input:  Geeksforgeeks
Output: skeegrofskeeG
73 
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
23
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
2
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
2 
Input:  Geeksforgeeks
Output: skeegrofskeeG
78
Input:  Geeksforgeeks
Output: skeegrofskeeG
79

The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
9
@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
86 
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
30

@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
88 

The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
32

The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
33

@reverse
def reverse_and_square(numbers):
    return list(
        map(lambda number: number ** 2, numbers)
    )

reverse_and_square(range(1, 6))
# [25, 16, 9, 4, 1]
36 
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
35

The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
0
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
37

@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
88 

The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
39

The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
40

@reverse
def reverse_and_square(numbers):
    return list(
        map(lambda number: number ** 2, numbers)
    )

reverse_and_square(range(1, 6))
# [25, 16, 9, 4, 1]
36 
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
42

The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
0
Input:  Geeksforgeeks
Output: skeegrofskeeG
73 
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
20

The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
9
@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
86

The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
0
@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
86 
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
50

@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
88 

The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
52

@reverse
def reverse_and_square(numbers):
    return list(
        map(lambda number: number ** 2, numbers)
    )

reverse_and_square(range(1, 6))
# [25, 16, 9, 4, 1]
36 
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
54

The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
0
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
56
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
2 
Input:  Geeksforgeeks
Output: skeegrofskeeG
74
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
59

@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
88 

The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
0
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
62

The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
0
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
03
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
2 
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
66

@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
88 

The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
0
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
69

The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
0
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
5 
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
6
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
7 
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
74
@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
64
Input:  Geeksforgeeks
Output: skeegrofskeeG
78
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
77
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
89
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
79

The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
9
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
81

@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
88 

The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
0
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
84

The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
0
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
86

The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
0
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
88
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
2 
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
3

@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
88 

The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
0
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
93

The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
0
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
95

The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
0
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
5 
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
6
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
7 
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
74
@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
64
Input:  Geeksforgeeks
Output: skeegrofskeeG
78
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
77
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
89
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
79

The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
9
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
88
@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
83
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
2 
@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
810

@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
88 

The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
0
@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
86 
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
88

@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
88 

@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
88 

@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
817

@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
89
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
2 
@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
61

@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
63
@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
64
@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
65
@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
66
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
2
@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
68

@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
63
@reverse
def reverse_and_square(numbers):
    return list(
        map(lambda number: number ** 2, numbers)
    )

reverse_and_square(range(1, 6))
# [25, 16, 9, 4, 1]
50

@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
63
@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
64
@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
831
@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
66
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
2
@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
68

@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
63
@reverse
def reverse_and_square(numbers):
    return list(
        map(lambda number: number ** 2, numbers)
    )

reverse_and_square(range(1, 6))
# [25, 16, 9, 4, 1]
59

Output

@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
6

In Python, use an extended slice to reverse a string.

Extended slice allows you to put a "step" field as [start, stop, step], and giving no field as start and stop indicate the default values of 0 and string length, respectively, and "-1" denotes starting from the end and stopping at the beginning, thus reversing a string. 

Time complexity: O(n) 
Auxiliary Space: O(1) 

Implementation:

Python3




@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
837

@reverse
def reverse_and_square(numbers):
    return list(
        map(lambda number: number ** 2, numbers)
    )

reverse_and_square(range(1, 6))
# [25, 16, 9, 4, 1]
36 
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
54

The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
0
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
88
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
2 
@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
843
@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
844
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
89
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
84

The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
0
@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
86 
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
88

@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
88 

@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
89
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
2 
@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
61

@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
88 

@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
63
@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
64
@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
65
@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
66
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
2
@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
68

@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
63
@reverse
def reverse_and_square(numbers):
    return list(
        map(lambda number: number ** 2, numbers)
    )

reverse_and_square(range(1, 6))
# [25, 16, 9, 4, 1]
50

@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
88 

@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
63
@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
64
@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
866
@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
66
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
2
@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
68

@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
63
@reverse
def reverse_and_square(numbers):
    return list(
        map(lambda number: number ** 2, numbers)
    )

reverse_and_square(range(1, 6))
# [25, 16, 9, 4, 1]
59

Output

@reverse
def reverse_and_square(numbers):
    return list(
        map(lambda number: number ** 2, numbers)
    )

reverse_and_square(range(1, 6))
# [25, 16, 9, 4, 1]
5

In Python, use the reversed() method to reverse a string.

The reversed() function returns the reversed iterator of the given string, and its elements are then joined using join() to form an empty string. And a reversed order string is created. 

Time complexity: O(n) 
Auxiliary Space: O(1) 

Implementation:

Python3




@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
872

@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
873

@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
88 

@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
837

@reverse
def reverse_and_square(numbers):
    return list(
        map(lambda number: number ** 2, numbers)
    )

reverse_and_square(range(1, 6))
# [25, 16, 9, 4, 1]
36 
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
54

The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
0
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
88
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
2 
@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
881
@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
882
@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
883

The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
0
@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
86 
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
88

@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
88 

@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
89
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
2 
@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
61

@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
88 

@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
63
@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
64
@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
65
@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
66
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
2
@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
68

@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
63
@reverse
def reverse_and_square(numbers):
    return list(
        map(lambda number: number ** 2, numbers)
    )

reverse_and_square(range(1, 6))
# [25, 16, 9, 4, 1]
50

@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
88 

@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
63
@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
64
@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
603
@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
66
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
2
@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
68

@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
63
@reverse
def reverse_and_square(numbers):
    return list(
        map(lambda number: number ** 2, numbers)
    )

reverse_and_square(range(1, 6))
# [25, 16, 9, 4, 1]
59

Output

Input:  Geeksforgeeks
Output: skeegrofskeeG
7

In Python, use list comprehension() to reverse a string.

List comprehension generates a list of a string's elements in reverse order, which is then joined using join(). And a reversed order string is created.

Time complexity: O(n)
Auxiliary Space: O(1) 

Implementation:

Python3




@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
837

@reverse
def reverse_and_square(numbers):
    return list(
        map(lambda number: number ** 2, numbers)
    )

reverse_and_square(range(1, 6))
# [25, 16, 9, 4, 1]
36 
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
54

The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
0
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
88
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
2 
@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
615
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
5 
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
6
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
7 
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
74
@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
64
Input:  Geeksforgeeks
Output: skeegrofskeeG
74
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
59
@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
844
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
89
@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
625
@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
844
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
89
@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
625
@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
844
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
89
@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
631

The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
0
@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
86 
@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
634

@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
88 

@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
89
The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
2 
@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
61

@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
88 

@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
63
@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
64
@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
642
@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
643

@reverse
def echo_alphabets(word):
    return ''.join(word)

echo_alphabets('hello')
# olleh
88 

@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
63
@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
64
@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
603
@reverse
def echo_words(words):
    return words

echo_words([':)', '3.6.0', 'Python', 'Hello'])
# ['Hello', 'Python', '3.6.0', ':)']
648

Output

The original string is : Geeksforgeeks
The reversed string(using loops) is : skeegrofskeeG
8

In Python, use the function call to reverse a string.

Function for reversing a string by converting it from string to list, then back to string.

In Python, how do you reverse a specific string?

We have a string called "Hello World" that we want to reverse.: .
The String to Reverse. txt = "Hello World" [::-1] print(txt) .. .
Slice the String. txt = "Hello World" [::-1] .. .
Slice the String. def my_function(x): .. .
Return the String. def my_function(x): .. .
Call the Function. def my_function(x): .. .
Print the Result. def my_function(x):.

In Python, how do you reverse a string without using the reverse function?

5 Different Python String Reversal Methods .
1) Using for Loop. .. .
2) Using while Loop. .. .
3) Using Slicing. .. .
4) Making use of the join() and reversed() methods. .. .
5) Using List reverse().

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