Write a recursive function that reverses the input string

by

I’ll instead explain the recursive algorithm itself. Take the example “input” which should produce “tupni”. You can reverse the string recursively by

  • If the string is empty or a single character, return it unchanged.
  • Otherwise,
    1. Remove the first character.
    2. Reverse the remaining string.
    3. Add the first character above to the reversed string.
    4. Return the new string.

More Related Contents:

  1. Write a c++ function that will prompt a user for an integer and convert it to binary and print in reverse order [duplicate]
  2. Algorithm (especially for c++) to show Every Permutation
  3. divide a number by 2 recursively
  4. does cout before return statement of recursive function stops it?
  5. Function Recurssion: [duplicate]
  6. How can this code be reversed? (recursion)
  7. C++ throwing exception in recursive algorithm
  8. Recursive function does not return specified value
  9. How do you reverse a string in place in C or C++?
  10. Reflection and refraction impossible without recursive ray tracing?
  11. Regular expression to detect semi-colon terminated C++ for & while loops
  12. What exactly is a reentrant function?
  13. Tail recursion in C++
  14. Is it legal to recurse into main() in C++? [duplicate]
  15. Does C++ limit recursion depth?
  16. Headers Including Each Other in C++
  17. Printing an array in C++?
  18. Is this infinite recursion UB?
  19. Stack overflow caused by recursive function
  20. How to reverse an std::string? [duplicate]
  21. Understanding Recursion to generate permutations
  22. Linked list recursive reverse
  23. Howto create combinations of several vectors without hardcoding loops in C++?
  24. C++ Reverse Array
  25. Can lambda functions be recursive? [duplicate]
  26. When to use recursive mutex?
  27. Creating N nested for-loops
  28. Recursion in c++ Factorial Program
  29. What’s time complexity of this algorithm for finding all combinations?
  30. sizeof an array passed as function argument [duplicate]

Leave a Comment