Write a segment of C++ code that, given a string inStr, will create a new string

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Write a segment of C++ code that, given a string inStr, will create a new string outStr such that outStr is the reverse of intStr. Use a loop. For example, if the given inStr is “Hello” then your code should create outStr equal to “olleH”.

(This is only an example; your code must be general and must work for any given input string inStr.)

Hint: Use a loop to extract the characters from inStr, one at a time, and use them to build up by concatenating them using the + operator.

Write a segment of C++ code that, given a string inStr, will create a new string outStr such that outStr is the reverse of intStr. Use a loop. For example, if the given i

Explanation / Answer

include<iostream>
#include<conio.h>
#include<string>
int main()
{
std::string arr;
int i =0,len,a;
   std::cout<<"Enter the String: ";
   getline (std::cin, arr);
   std::cout<<" ";
   std::cout<<"String You Have Entered Is: "<<arr;
   int j=arr.length()-1;
   while(i<j)
   {
       int temp=arr[i];
       arr[i]=arr[j];
       arr[j]=temp;
       i++;
       j--;
   }
   std::cout<<" ";
   std::cout<<"Reverse of the String is :"<<arr;
   return 0;
  
}

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