Sentence Reverse Given a long sentance, reverse each word in it and there order, so you the snetec can be read from right to left (see example below). The sentence will consist of words separated by a space, where the last word ends with a period. The sentence will only consist of a single period at the end to indicate the end of the sentence. Input: The first line of the input contains a positive integer t, which indicates the number of testcases the program will have to run. The first line is followed by t lines, each containing a separate testcase. Each testcase t; consists of strings separated by white spaces. Output: The output must contain t lines, where each line has the sentce returned in reversed order. which is the output of the calculation of the testcase t. Sample outputs (user input is indicated as bold): Hello world. dlroW olleH. I Love Coding. gnidoC evoL I.

Sentence Reverse Given a long sentance, reverse each word in it and there order, so you the snetec can be read from right to left (see example below). The sentence will consist of words separated by a space, where the last word ends with a period. The sentence will only consist of a single period at the end to indicate the end of the sentence. Input: The first line of the input contains a positive integer t, which indicates the number of testcases the program will have to run. The first line is followed by t lines, each containing a separate testcase. Each testcase t; consists of strings separated by white spaces. Output: The output must contain t lines, where each line has the sentce returned in reversed order. which is the output of the calculation of the testcase t. Sample outputs (user input is indicated as bold): Hello world. dlroW olleH. I Love Coding. gnidoC evoL I.

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