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[Python] Challenge 1 (ReadyForMerge) #451

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16 changes: 16 additions & 0 deletions challenge_1/python/sysek/README.md
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# Challenge 1
###### Python 3.6
### 1. Approch to solving the problem
Print reverse word, for example
hello = olleh

### 2. How to run this code?
```
$ python3 reverse.py

Gimmie some word
hello world
dlrow olleh
```
### 3. How this program works?
Print reversed word
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def reverse(string):
return string[::-1]

print('Gimmie some word')
s = input()
print(reverse(s))