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Find Palindromes in Text
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Find Palindromes in Text

EasyPython

Problem

Write a function to identify palindromes within a given text string.

Treat each contiguous sequence of letters as a word. Return the words with at least two letters that read the same forward and backward when compared case-insensitively, preserving their original spelling and text order. Ignore punctuation and whitespace.

Constraints

  • 0 <= len(text) <= 10^5
  • Words are contiguous sequences of Unicode alphabetic characters
  • Only words with at least two letters are considered
  • Return words in their original order and spelling

Function Signature

def identify_palindromes(text):
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