Complete the following program that collects an input word from the keyboard and finds if the word is palindrome. A word is palindrome if the sequence of characters are the same from left-to-right and right-to-left, for example, "dad", "racecar" or "rotor" are all palindrome words because they can be read the same either forward or backward. word = input ("Enter a word: ") 1s palindrome = True 1 = -1 for 1f word(j) != word[i]: if not is palindrome: else: 1-1 is palindrome -False print ("word is palindrome") Jin range(len(word) i+1 print ("word is not palindrome") len(word) Jin word

Complete the following program that collects an input word from the keyboard and finds if the word is palindrome. A word is palindrome if the sequence of characters are the same from left-to-right and right-to-left, for example, "dad", "racecar" or "rotor" are all palindrome words because they can be read the same either forward or backward. word = input ("Enter a word: ") 1s palindrome = True 1 = -1 for 1f word(j) != word[i]: if not is palindrome: else: 1-1 is palindrome -False print ("word is palindrome") Jin range(len(word) i+1 print ("word is not palindrome") len(word) Jin word

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Complete the following program that collects an input word from the keyboard and finds if the word is palindrome. A word is palindrome if the sequence of characters are the same from left-to-right and right-to-left, for
example, "dad", "racecar" or "rotor" are all palindrome words because they can be read the same either forward or backward.
word = input ("Entera word: ")
1s_palindrome = True
i = -1
for
if word[j] != word[1]:
if not is palindrome:
else:
i-1
is palindrome = False
print ("word is palindrome")
jin range(len(word))
i+1
-1
print ("word is not palindrome")
len(word)
jin word

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