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To reverse a string using arrays in Oracle, you can use PL/SQL code. Here is an example of how you can achieve this:
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DECLARE str VARCHAR2(100) := 'Hello World'; str_length NUMBER := LENGTH(str); reversed_str VARCHAR2(100); i NUMBER := 1; arr dbms_sql.VARCHAR2A; BEGIN -- Convert string to array FOR j IN 1..str_length LOOP arr(j) := SUBSTR(str, j, 1); END LOOP; -- Reverse the array FOR j IN REVERSE 1..str_length LOOP reversed_str := reversed_str || arr(j); END LOOP; dbms_output.put_line('Original String: ' || str); dbms_output.put_line('Reversed String: ' || reversed_str); END; / |
In this code snippet, we first declare a string str
and then convert it to an array arr
. We then loop through the array in reverse order and concatenate the elements to form the reversed string reversed_str
. Finally, we output the original and reversed strings using dbms_output.put_line
.
You can run this PL/SQL code in an Oracle database to reverse a given string using arrays.