Type a program in the box below that takes in a five (5) digit integer from...

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Type a program in the box below that takes in a five (5) digit integer from the user and prints out the number with the digits reversed. You may assume the user always enters a five (5) digit integer, however it is possible that the leading digit is zero (0). Do NOT use lists, string slicing, or the sort () and sorted () functions. Use four (4) spaces in place of one (1) tab. You do not have to use any special output formatting. DO NOT USE PYTHON. Practice typing your code without an IDE (as you would on an exam). Partial credit will be generous. Don't forget to comment your code! Hints: For a three digit number, number // 100 gives you the first digit of number (the hundreds place) For a three digit number, number 100 gives you the second and third digits of number (the tens and ones places) Example output using input 12345: Enter a 5-digit integer: 12345 12345 backwards is: 54321 Type a program in the box below that takes in a five (5) digit integer from the user and prints out the number with the digits reversed. You may assume the user always enters a five (5) digit integer, however it is possible that the leading digit is zero (0). Do NOT use lists, string slicing, or the sort () and sorted () functions. Use four (4) spaces in place of one (1) tab. You do not have to use any special output formatting. DO NOT USE PYTHON. Practice typing your code without an IDE (as you would on an exam). Partial credit will be generous. Don't forget to comment your code! Hints: For a three digit number, number // 100 gives you the first digit of number (the hundreds place) For a three digit number, number 100 gives you the second and third digits of number (the tens and ones places) Example output using input 12345: Enter a 5-digit integer: 12345 12345 backwards is: 54321

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