👉 Palsification, also known as a palindromic permutation, is a mathematical concept where a string or sequence of characters is read from left to right and then reversed in both directions. It's often used in data structures such as strings, arrays, and trees. For example: ``` "abcba" ``` is a palindrome because it reads the same forwards and backwards, but "cbaabca" is not: ``` "aabbaccc" ``` becomes "c
