ercise 2: Reverse positive numbers Display each positive integer in reverse order of its digits. The program shall process all entered positive numbers. However, it should stop if a non-positive number is entered. Note that if the entered number is 1000 then you should display 0001. Hint: str(x) is a function that converts the integer value x to a string. Sample run: Enter a tve #: 10023 Revered #: 32001 Enter a +ve #: 1000 Revered #: 0001 Enter a tve #: 9876 Revered #: 6789 Enter a tve #: -111

ercise 2: Reverse positive numbers Display each positive integer in reverse order of its digits. The program shall process all entered positive numbers. However, it should stop if a non-positive number is entered. Note that if the entered number is 1000 then you should display 0001. Hint: str(x) is a function that converts the integer value x to a string. Sample run: Enter a tve #: 10023 Revered #: 32001 Enter a +ve #: 1000 Revered #: 0001 Enter a tve #: 9876 Revered #: 6789 Enter a tve #: -111

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