GuidePalindromes
Palindrome Numbers
A palindrome number is an integer whose decimal digits are a palindrome: the digit string equals its reverse. Single digits count; leading zeros do not (we compare the number as normally written).
Formula
For digits d₀d₁…dₖ, require dᵢ = dₖ₋ᵢ for every index i.
How to check
Convert the integer to a digit string and compare it to the reversed string. Equal strings mean it is a palindrome number.
Example
12,321
12321 reversed is still 12321, so it is a palindrome. 12320 reversed is 02321 → 2321, so it is not.
Look up EP for this number in the calculator.
In RNGdle
Palindromes are one of the most recognized digit patterns in RNGdle. A full-string hit scores the Palindrome badge; a long palindromic substring can also fire Pocket Mirror (same family — highest EP wins).
- Palindrome — Reads the same forwards and backwards. (+50,025 EP)
- Pocket Mirror — Contains a palindrome of 4 or more digits. (+2,124 EP)
Examples across the range
1,999 total · 36 samples spaced from low to high.
027,87255,65583,338112,211139,931167,761194,491223,322250,052278,872306,603334,433361,163389,983417,714445,544472,274500,005528,825556,655583,385611,116639,936667,766694,496723,327750,057778,877806,608834,438861,168889,988917,719945,549972,279
FAQ
- What are palindrome numbers?
- Palindrome numbers are integers that read the same forwards and backwards, such as 7, 22, 121, or 12321.
- Is 10 a palindrome number?
- No. “10” reversed is “01”, which writes as 1 — the digit strings do not match.
- Do palindrome numbers score in RNGdle?
- Yes. A full-string palindrome earns the Palindrome badge; a long palindromic substring can hit Pocket Mirror under family supersession.