1. List CollectionComplete the program that will reverse each word on the given stringEfun main() {print("Enter a string: ")val str = rdLn()val words str.split("")val newStr wordReverse (words)println("new string length: ${newStr.length}")println(newStr)}fun wordReverse (words: List): String{//List Manipulation Code Here}private fun rdLn() = readLine()!!private fun rdInt() = rdLn().toInt ()Enter a string: the quick brown foxnew string length: 19eht kciuq nworb xofEnter a string: there are 10 boysnew string length: 17ereht era 01 syobEnter a string: red blue @#$% yellownew string length: 20der eulb %$#@ wolleyExample output 1:Example output 2:Example output 3:

1. List Collection Complete the program that will reverse each word on the given string B fun main() { print("Enter a string: ") val str = rdLn() val words = str.split("") val newStr = wordReverse (words) println("new string length: ${newStr.length}") println(newStr) } fun wordReverse (words: List): String{ //List Manipulation Code Here

1. List Collection Complete the program that will reverse each word on the given string B fun main() { print("Enter a string: ") val str = rdLn() val words = str.split("") val newStr = wordReverse (words) println("new string length: ${newStr.length}") println(newStr) } fun wordReverse (words: List): String{ //List Manipulation Code Here

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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