Answer / nm

bool palindrome(char *str){
char *ptr1 = str;
char *ptr2 = str + strlen(str) - 1;

while(ptr1 < ptr2){
if(*ptr1 != *ptr2)
return false;
ptr1++;
ptr2--;
}

return true;

}

Answer / nadeem

bool palindrome(char *str){
char *ptr1 = str;
char *ptr2 = str + strlen(str) - 1;

while(ptr1 < ptr2){
if(*ptr1++!= *ptr2--)
return false;// not palindrome

}

return true;//palindrome


}

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