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reverse an integer
i have created a script that will reverse any given ineter.
#!/bin/ksh echo "Enter the number" read n if [ $n -gt 0 ] then a=`expr $n / 10` b=`expr $n % 10` c=`expr $b \* 10 + $a` fi echo $c --------------------------------------------------------------------- the problem with this script is that it only gives o/p for 2 digit number. Can anyone help me in modifying this script that it will give o/p for any number of digit . |
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