mirror string python：Mirroring a string of text using Python

If I understand you correctly:

def mirror(text): mirror_point = int(len(text)/2) res = text[:mirror_point] # Get Slice of Text return res + res[::-1] # Add Slice Plus Reverse of the Slice print mirror( abcd)

In you code:

mirrorPoint = (len(text)/2) will be a float so when passed to range it will not work as range needs an integer.

.join(string(text)) , you would use str(text) if you were going to cast to a str but text is already a string so there is no need to cast.

text = text[mirrorPoint] keeps changing the value of text so you will get an index error, if you wanted to store a string variable outside the loop like res = "", you could then use res += text[i] where text[i] is each character you want to add

Using your own code:

def mirror(text): res = "" mirrorPoint = int(len(text)/2) for i in range(mirrorPoint): res += text[i] return text[:mirrorPoint] + res[::-1]

To handle uneven length strin...