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## Overview
In Perl, the **`reverse()` function** is used to reverse a string. 
## Syntax
```perl
scalar reverse(string)
```
## Parameters
This function takes the parameter, `string`, which represents the string we want to reverse.
## Return Value
It returns a string in the reverse order of the values of `string`, passed as a parameter to the `reverse()` function.
## Example

# create strings
@str1 = "osserpdE";
@str2 = "si";
@str3 = "!tseb eht";

# reverse strings
@r1 = scalar reverse @str1;
@r2 = scalar reverse @str2;
@r3 = scalar reverse @str3;

# print reversed strings.
print "@r1\n";
print "@r2\n";
print "@r3\n";

## Explanation
* **Lines 2–4**: We create the strings `@str1`, `@str2`, and `@str3`.
* **Lines 7–9**: We use the `reverse()` method to reverse the strings, and save the results.
* **Lines 12–14**: We print the output to the console.

How to reverse a string in Perl

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