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Palindrome Checker Python Presentation

The document describes a Python project for checking palindromes, defining a palindrome as a sequence that reads the same forwards and backwards. It outlines the project structure, the logic implemented in 'checker.py', and the execution in 'main.py', demonstrating how to check various strings for palindrome status. The document emphasizes the advantages of a modular approach, including code reusability and better organization.

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Palindrome Checker Python Presentation

The document describes a Python project for checking palindromes, defining a palindrome as a sequence that reads the same forwards and backwards. It outlines the project structure, the logic implemented in 'checker.py', and the execution in 'main.py', demonstrating how to check various strings for palindrome status. The document emphasizes the advantages of a modular approach, including code reusability and better organization.

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Palindrome Checker in Python

What is a Palindrome?

A palindrome is a word, number, phrase, or sequence that reads the same forward and backward.

Examples: madam, racecar, 121

Project Structure

palindrome_checker/

??? __init__.py

??? checker.py

??? main.py

Python Modules and Packages

__init__.py makes the folder a package.

We split our code into checker.py for logic and main.py for execution.

Logic in checker.py

1. Remove non-alphanumeric characters.

2. Convert to lowercase.

3. Compare string to its reverse.

Code: checker.py
Palindrome Checker in Python
def is_palindrome(text: str) -> bool:

if text is None:

return False

clean = ''.join(char.lower() for char in text if char.isalnum())

return clean == clean[::-1]

Code: main.py

from checker import is_palindrome

test_strings = ["Radar", "Level", "Hello", "Madam", "12321", "Python"]

for word in test_strings:

print(f"'{word}' is a palindrome? -> {is_palindrome(word)}")

Sample Output

'Radar' is a palindrome? -> True

'Level' is a palindrome? -> True

'Hello' is a palindrome? -> False

Advantages of Modular Approach

- Code Reusability

- Easy Maintenance
Palindrome Checker in Python
- Better Organization

Conclusion

- Palindromes can be checked easily using Python.

- Organizing code in packages improves clarity and reusability.

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