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  1. 11-16-2018 #1
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    Default Diferencia entre palíndromo y anagrama

    Hola, ¿alguien sabe cuál es la diferencia?
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    Default Re: Diferencia entre palíndromo y anagrama

    A palindrome is a word, phrase or sentence that reads the same backwards and forwards, so it differs from an anagram because the anagram requires the shuffling of the letters.

    Anagrams, Palindromes and Anadromes (Heteropalindromes) - The Island English Tutor


    A string is a palindrome if it reads the same from left-to-right as it does right-to-left. e.g “nolemonnomelon”, “racecar” & “neveroddoreven” are all palindromes.

    The string “carrace” is an anagram of “racecar”.
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    Default Re: Diferencia entre palíndromo y anagrama

    So, "Rome" is an anagram of "more"? Interesting, never thought of it that way!
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    Default Re: Diferencia entre palíndromo y anagrama

    Quote Originally Posted by francot View Post
    So, "Rome" is an anagram of "more"? Interesting, never thought of it that way!
    En español tenés mas opciones... Roma puede ser: amor, mora, armo, Omar
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    Default Re: Diferencia entre palíndromo y anagrama

    thanks for this information
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