Answer Posted / babitha

void main()
{
int a,len,palin;
char s[20];

scanf("%s",s);

len=strlen(s);
printf("%d \n",len);

for(a=0,len=len-1;a<len;a++,len--)
{
if(s[a]==s[len])
palin=1;

else
break;
}

if(palin==1)
printf("string %s is palindrome",s);
else
printf("string %s is not palindrome",s);

getch();

}

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