The Next Palindrome. A palindrome is a string that, when reversed, is equal to itself. Example of the palindrome includes: 676, 616, mom, 100001.

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The Next Palindrom

A palindrome is a string that, when reversed, is equal to itself. Example of the palindrome includes:

• 1001
• 333
• mom
• dad, etc.

You have to take a number as an input from the user. You have to find the next palindrome corresponding to that number. Your first input should be the number of test cases and then take all the cases as input from the user.

Input

Enter number of test cases: 5

1. Enter testcase: 198
2. Enter testcase: 45
3. Enter testcase: 37
4. Enter testcase: 48
5. Enter testcase: 95

Output

The next Pallindrom for 45 is 55.

The next Pallindrom for 37 is 44.

The next Pallindrom for 48 is 55.

The next Pallindrom for 95 is 99.

nextPalindrom.py

# Take Number of testCases
testCases = int(input("\nEnter number of test cases: "))
inputs = [] #empty list for storing inputs

# Generate Inputs
for i in range(testCases):
    numForPallindrom = int(input(f"{i+1}. Enter testcase: "))
    inputs.append(numForPallindrom)

outputs = [] # empty list for storing outputs
for data in inputs:
    while True:
        data += 1 
        init = str(data) # Convert integer into str to make it reversible
        final = init[::-1] # Reverse the initial value
        
        if init==final: # Check if initial and final value is same
            outputs.append(init) # Append it to outputs for printing with inputs
            break
        else:
            continue

for dataInp, dataOut in zip(inputs, outputs):
    print(f"The next Pallindrom for {dataInp} is {dataOut}.")