Reverse Method

Definition

The reverse method is a built-in function in programming languages that allows you to change the order of elements in a list, string, or array. It rearranges the elements in the opposite (reverse) order.

Related terms

Sort Method: A method that arranges elements in ascending or descending order.

Index:

A numerical value representing the position of an element within a data structure.

Slice: A way to extract specific parts (substrings or sublists) from a larger data structure based on indices.