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Write a java program that replace each line of a file with its reverse. For example, we have in file this data:
Hello
I am world!
Hello world), Smart.
-if you run the output is:
olleH
!dlrow ma I
.tramS,) dlrow olleH
-Of course, if you run reverse twice on the same file, you get back the original file.
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