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unction reverseCompare(num) { if(!(num=>10 && num < 100)) { return "Given Number Must Be Two Digits"; } else { return num } let stringNum = num.toString(); let splitNum = stringNum.split(''); let reverseNum = splitNum.reverse(); let joinNum = reverseNum.j

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  • answer unction reverseCompare(num) { if(!(num=>10 && num < 100)) { return "Given Number Must Be Two Digits"; } else { return num } let stringNum = num.toString(); let splitNum = stringNum.split(''); let reverseNum = splitNum.reverse(); let joinNum = reverseNum.j
  • related unction reverseCompare(num) { if(!(num=>10 && num < 100)) { return "Given Number Must Be Two Digits"; } else { return num } let stringNum = num.toString(); let splitNum = stringNum.split(''); let reverseNum = splitNum.reverse(); let joinNum = reverseNum.j

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  • question 2 // create a function that takes a two - digit number as an parameter and prints "ok" in // the console if the given string is greater than its reversed digit version.if not, the // function will print "not ok" // ○ test 1: reversecompare(72)
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  • class Solution: def reverseVowels(self, s: str) -> str: res = "" vowels = {"a","e","i","o","u","A","E","I","O","U"} j = len(s)-1 for i in range(len(s)): if i<j: if((s[i] in vowels) and(s[j] i

    • unction reverseCompare(num) { if(!(num=>10 && num < 100)) { return "Given Number Must Be Two Digits"; } else { return num } let stringNum = num.toString(); let splitNum = stringNum.split(''); let reverseNum = splitNum.reverse(); let joinNum = reverseNum.j

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    unction reverseCompare(num) { if(!(num=>10 && num < 100)) { return "Given Number Must Be Two Digits"; } else { return num } let stringNum = num.toString(); let splitNum = stringNum.split(''); let reverseNum = splitNum.reverse(); let joinNum = reverseNum.j

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