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1234321 is a palidromic number. Any number that is the same when written forwards or backwards is called a palindromic number.
1234321 is a palidromic number. Any number that is the same when written forwards or backwards is called a palindromic number.
Your challenge is to code a custom Delphi function with the following signature:
function NumberOfPalindromes(const maxNumber : int64) : int64;
NumberOfPalindromes takes one parameter: maxNumber an int64 number. Your task is to locate all palindromic numbers from 1 to maxNumber and return the number of found palindromes as a result of the function.
Read the full article to learn how to join this Delphi Challenge: Create an Algorithm To Find Palindromic Numbers
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” … if maxNumber is 100, the result is 19 …” can’t be 19, because ” … locate all palindromic numbers from 1 to maxNumber …” the right answer is 18, but anyhow it’s a nice challenge
Yes, I find that going from 1 to 100 would produce 18 responses, but his example has from 0 to 100. In return 19, including 0.
@Martin, Keithi: Yes you are right. Thanks for noticing. Fixed
What has it been changed to?
Is it {0 to 100} or {1 to 100}? Would it matter anyhow?
My entry takes Zarko’s example – 0 to 100 giving 19.
@Henk. Only the article example was fixed to state that from 1 to 100 there are 18 palindromic numbers. From 0 to 100: 18.
When is the closing date?