Leetcode 7 Reverse Integer

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[@devxbasit]

The question itself say "Environment does not allow to work with long datatype"

[@pratikshabakrola]

class Solution {
public int reverse(int x) {
String str= String.valueOf(x);
boolean negetive=false;
StringBuilder reversedStr=new StringBuilder();
long reverse=0;
if(x=0;i--)
reversedStr.append(str.charAt(i));
reversedStr= negetive?reversedStr.insert(0,'-'): reversedStr;
reverse= Long.parseLong(reversedStr.toString(),10) ;
if(reverse=Integer.MIN_VALUE)
return Integer.valueOf(reversedStr.toString());
else
return 0;
}
}

[@vanvothe4817]

I like it, but please write code with space around it.

[@pratikshabakrola]

Hello Van,
Thank you for your suggestion. Could you please clarify it further?
Will it be helpful if I use the entire window for coding ?

[@vanvothe4817]

@@pratikshabakrola I mean write code with spaces around words. Regarding the style code.
Example:
```
if(x < 0)
{
negative = true;
str = str.substring(1);
}
```
Instead
```
if(x

[@pratikshabakrola]

Thank you for clarifying that! I will do that for the next video I film. I have already filmed the one coming out next week so .. will incorporate it in the videos after that :)

[@BogdanHladiuc]

@@vanvothe4817 I would add also if (x < 0). I mean space after if. But it's just me and how I got used to it many many years ago. :)

[@vanvothe4817]

@@BogdanHladiuc got it