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Reverse The Digits

Read a positive whole number and print its digits in reverse order as a single number (for example 1230 becomes 321, since the leading zero is dropped). Use a while loop that runs while the number is above 0: the remainder operator % with 10 gives the last digit, integer division // by 10 drops it, and the reversed value grows as reversed_num * 10 + digit. Print Reversed: <value>. Input: one integer, no prompt. Do not convert the number to a string or use slicing.

Expected Output:

Reversed: 4321

= newline. The output ends with a newline — print one after the last line.

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Topics:
Loops
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1234\n
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