Jane's palindrome_check

[JaneEdwMcN]

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[shrutivanw]

Always explain what n stands for while explaining your time and space complexity. That along with your explanation for reasoning behind your answer, is the complete answer for the time and space complexity. In this case, n is the number of characters in the input string parameter.

[shrutivanw]

Good job on the algorithm. Try to practice explaining your time and space complexities further.

Can you think of an approach that improves the space complexity without negatively impacting the time complexity? Think of how can you avoid creating duplicate strings (original and reversed) and instead just examine the white spaces instead?
After giving it some thought, you may look at one such solution here: https://github.com/Ada-C10/palindrome_check/blob/solution/lib/palindrome_check.rb