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edited Jun 17, 2020 at 9:04

Brachylog, 4 bytes

@2tr

###Explanation

@2        Split in half
  t       Take the second half
   r      Reverse it

If the input has odd length, the second half generated by @2 is the one that is the longest, that is the one we should return (after reversing it).

@2tr

###Explanation

@2        Split in half
  t       Take the second half
   r      Reverse it

If the input has odd length, the second half generated by @2 is the one that is the longest, that is the one we should return (after reversing it).

@2tr

@2        Split in half
  t       Take the second half
   r      Reverse it

If the input has odd length, the second half generated by @2 is the one that is the longest, that is the one we should return (after reversing it).

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created Nov 3, 2016 at 7:46

@2tr

###Explanation

@2        Split in half
  t       Take the second half
   r      Reverse it

If the input has odd length, the second half generated by @2 is the one that is the longest, that is the one we should return (after reversing it).