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How would you check if a number is palindrome using a looping algorithm in any programming language ?

A palindrome number is one which remains the same when its digits are reversed. For example 121, if you write 121 backwards its still 121. The algorithm involves a really simple loop which just reverses the ...
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When do we use the perfect and imperfect tense and what is the difference between the two?

Unfortunately one of the hardest things when it comes to learning about the past tense in French is learning the difference between the perfect and imperfect tense and when to use each of them. Put simply, t...
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Answered by Emily C. • French tutor
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Which Medical Schools Should I apply to?

Getting into medical school is strategic. Most medical schools look for certain skills/ attributes in an applicant that they feel suit their course e.g. strong academic background or excellent communicator. ...
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Answered by Yosola I. • Chemistry tutor
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What makes an outstanding EPQ presentation?

The presentation is the moment when you can show off your knowledge of your topic to a non-specialist audience. The structure of your presentation should be: 10 minutes’ presentation followed by 5-10 minutes...
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Use one or more examples to explain why people migrate within the European Union.

This very topical GCSE question in the ‘Population Change’ topic asks you to explain why people move between countries that are part of the European Union (EU).As the question asks you to use ‘examples’ you ...
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Answered by Robert W. • Geography tutor
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