Palindrome

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A palindrome is a word, sentence, or number that reads the same from left to right as from right to left. Punctuation does not matter, but letters and digits do.

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Examples of Palindromes [change]

Words [change]

  • Mum
  • mom
  • Dad
  • Deed
  • Level
  • Pop
  • Nun
  • Bib
  • Wow
  • Racecar
  • Madam
  • Radar
  • Malayalam
  • Nitin
  • Kayak
  • eye
  • tot
  • bob

Sentences [change]

  • Was it a cat I saw?
  • Do geese see God?
  • Rats live on no evil star.
  • Never odd or even.
  • Madam, I'm Adam.

Numbers [change]

  • 11
  • 121
  • 212
  • 232
  • 353
  • 454
  • 9009
  • 56065
  • 121121

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