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    This C++ program checks if strings entered by the user are palindromes or not. It uses functions like strlen() to get the length of each string, and compares the first and last characters, then second and second last, and so on to see if they are equal or not. If all characters match in reverse order, it prints "DA", otherwise it prints "NU" to indicate the string is not a palindrome.

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    This C++ program checks if strings entered by the user are palindromes or not. It uses functions like strlen() to get the length of each string, and compares the first and last characters, then second and second last, and so on to see if they are equal or not. If all characters match in reverse order, it prints "DA", otherwise it prints "NU" to indicate the string is not a palindrome.

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    This C++ program checks if strings entered by the user are palindromes or not. It uses functions like strlen() to get the length of each string, and compares the first and last characters, then second and second last, and so on to see if they are equal or not. If all characters match in reverse order, it prints "DA", otherwise it prints "NU" to indicate the string is not a palindrome.

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    This C++ program checks if strings entered by the user are palindromes or not. It uses functions like strlen() to get the length of each string, and compares the first and last characters, then second and second last, and so on to see if they are equal or not. If all characters match in reverse order, it prints "DA", otherwise it prints "NU" to indicate the string is not a palindrome.

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    #include <iostream>

    #include <cstring>

    using namespace std;


    int main(){
    char v[31], nume2[31],x;
    int cntpal=0,cntvoc=0,i=0,cnt=0,cntvoc1=0,n;
    cin >> n;
    for(i=1; i<=n; ++i){
    cin >> v;
    cnt=strlen(v);
    cntvoc=cnt/2;
    cntvoc1=cnt/2;
    --cnt;
    while(cntvoc){
    if(v[i] == v[cnt-i])
    ++cntpal;
    --cntvoc;
    ++i;
    }
    if(cntvoc1 == cntpal)
    cout << "DA";
    else
    cout << "NU";
    }
    return 0;
    }

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