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I want to print given array in reverse order Ex:
int a[]={1,2,3,4,5};display this array in reverse order.
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Answer Posted / anandkumar
hai kumar you r wrong
with use of loop only we can reverse...
we can't do it with reverse() method b'coz this is not String Type....
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