Display The String Backwards

[Applellial]

Using a loop and the square-bracket [] notation to access each individual character in the string, display the string backwards (last character in the string first, next to last, etc). Remember that the character positions in a string are numbered starting with 0, so the first position in the string would be stringname[0], while the last position in the string would be stringname[stringname.length()-1]. Also remember that individual positions in a string can be referenced using integer variables, such as an integer counter for a loop that goes from stringname.length()-1 (the last position in the string) down to 0. please help!

[Anonie]

char temp;
int length = stringa.length();
while length >= 0 {
length --;
temp = stringa[length];
//do whatever you need to do with temp here
}

if you really need help with such an easy homework assignment, seriously consider another major. Or at least take a class in logic before continuing, the right logic class also fulfills some math requirements.

Of course there's probably gonna be some syntax errors, since you didn't mention which language it is, and I haven't programmed in a few years. but fix those and you'd got your own dealie