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docs(reverseSecondHalf): fix subject

- fix indentation
- fixed console output
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jotapero 2 years ago committed by José Rosendo
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# reversesecondhalf ## reversesecondhalf
### Instructions ### Instructions
Write a function `ReverseSecondHalf()` that takes a string as an argument and prints the second half reversed. If the length of the string is odd, round it up. Write a function that takes a `string` as an argument and prints the second half reversed. If the length of the string is odd, round it up.
- Prints the second half reversed followed by newline `\n`. - Print the second half reversed followed by newline `\n`.
- If the string is empty, return `Invalid Output`. - If the string is empty, return `Invalid Output`.
- If the string's length equals one, return it, followed by newline `\n`. - If the string's length equals one, return it, followed by newline `\n`.
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```go ```go
func ReverseSecondHalf(str string) string { func ReverseSecondHalf(str string) string {
} }
``` ```
### Usage ### Usage
Here is a possible program to test your function : Here is a possible program to test your function:
```go ```go
package main package main
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import "fmt" import "fmt"
func main() { func main() {
fmt.Print(ReverseSecondHalf("This is the 1st half This is the 2nd half")) fmt.Print(ReverseSecondHalf("This is the 1st half This is the 2nd half"))
fmt.Print(ReverseSecondHalf("")) fmt.Print(ReverseSecondHalf(""))
fmt.Print(ReverseSecondHalf("Hello World")) fmt.Print(ReverseSecondHalf("Hello World"))
} }
``` ```
And its output : And its output:
```go ```console
$ go run . | cat -e $ go run . | cat -e
flah dn2 eht si sihT$ flah dn2 eht si sihT
Invalid Output$ Invalid Output
dlroW$ dlroW
$
``` ```

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