How to scramble a string of text?

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Input = "abcdef" And Output = "fdbace"



Steps: "bacdef", "cabdef", "dbacef", "ecabdf", "fdbace"






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  • Reverse the first two letter of the string "abcdef" which will give "bacdef". Then take this as the new string and reverse the first 3 letter. Similarly, proceed for all the characters of the string.
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    OK, I gotta say this: are you seriously asking this place to solve Pancake Scramble? To submit other people's solutions?
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Input = "abcdef" And Output = "fdbace"



Steps: "bacdef", "cabdef", "dbacef", "ecabdf", "fdbace"






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  • 2




    What, precisely, is the question?
    – bbgodfrey
    2 hours ago










  • Reverse the first two letter of the string "abcdef" which will give "bacdef". Then take this as the new string and reverse the first 3 letter. Similarly, proceed for all the characters of the string.
    – Bignya ranjan Pathi
    2 hours ago










  • Please edit the comment into the question.
    – corey979
    1 hour ago






  • 4




    OK, I gotta say this: are you seriously asking this place to solve Pancake Scramble? To submit other people's solutions?
    – J. M. is somewhat okay.♦
    1 hour ago












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Input = "abcdef" And Output = "fdbace"



Steps: "bacdef", "cabdef", "dbacef", "ecabdf", "fdbace"






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Steps: "bacdef", "cabdef", "dbacef", "ecabdf", "fdbace"






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    What, precisely, is the question?
    – bbgodfrey
    2 hours ago










  • Reverse the first two letter of the string "abcdef" which will give "bacdef". Then take this as the new string and reverse the first 3 letter. Similarly, proceed for all the characters of the string.
    – Bignya ranjan Pathi
    2 hours ago










  • Please edit the comment into the question.
    – corey979
    1 hour ago






  • 4




    OK, I gotta say this: are you seriously asking this place to solve Pancake Scramble? To submit other people's solutions?
    – J. M. is somewhat okay.♦
    1 hour ago












  • 2




    What, precisely, is the question?
    – bbgodfrey
    2 hours ago










  • Reverse the first two letter of the string "abcdef" which will give "bacdef". Then take this as the new string and reverse the first 3 letter. Similarly, proceed for all the characters of the string.
    – Bignya ranjan Pathi
    2 hours ago










  • Please edit the comment into the question.
    – corey979
    1 hour ago






  • 4




    OK, I gotta say this: are you seriously asking this place to solve Pancake Scramble? To submit other people's solutions?
    – J. M. is somewhat okay.♦
    1 hour ago







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What, precisely, is the question?
– bbgodfrey
2 hours ago




What, precisely, is the question?
– bbgodfrey
2 hours ago












Reverse the first two letter of the string "abcdef" which will give "bacdef". Then take this as the new string and reverse the first 3 letter. Similarly, proceed for all the characters of the string.
– Bignya ranjan Pathi
2 hours ago




Reverse the first two letter of the string "abcdef" which will give "bacdef". Then take this as the new string and reverse the first 3 letter. Similarly, proceed for all the characters of the string.
– Bignya ranjan Pathi
2 hours ago












Please edit the comment into the question.
– corey979
1 hour ago




Please edit the comment into the question.
– corey979
1 hour ago




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OK, I gotta say this: are you seriously asking this place to solve Pancake Scramble? To submit other people's solutions?
– J. M. is somewhat okay.♦
1 hour ago




OK, I gotta say this: are you seriously asking this place to solve Pancake Scramble? To submit other people's solutions?
– J. M. is somewhat okay.♦
1 hour ago










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FoldList[
 StringJoin[StringReverse[StringTake[#1, 1, #2]], StringTake[#1, #2 + 1 ;;]] &,
 "abcdef",
 Range[2, 6]
 ]



"abcdef", "bacdef", "cabdef", "dbacef", "ecabdf", "fdbace"







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    FoldList[
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      FoldList[
       StringJoin[StringReverse[StringTake[#1, 1, #2]], StringTake[#1, #2 + 1 ;;]] &,
       "abcdef",
       Range[2, 6]
       ]



      "abcdef", "bacdef", "cabdef", "dbacef", "ecabdf", "fdbace"







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        FoldList[
         StringJoin[StringReverse[StringTake[#1, 1, #2]], StringTake[#1, #2 + 1 ;;]] &,
         "abcdef",
         Range[2, 6]
         ]



        "abcdef", "bacdef", "cabdef", "dbacef", "ecabdf", "fdbace"







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         StringJoin[StringReverse[StringTake[#1, 1, #2]], StringTake[#1, #2 + 1 ;;]] &,
         "abcdef",
         Range[2, 6]
         ]



        "abcdef", "bacdef", "cabdef", "dbacef", "ecabdf", "fdbace"








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