whether a word is palindrome or not using functions

As we all know,python is an easy  to start programming language.

coding programs are the most problems given in hiring interviews.

So,lets get started basic programs.

problem:
Find out whether a given word is palindrome or not.

sample input:
madam

sample output:
palindrome

python code:

 def palin(word):
    if len(word)<2:
        return True
    if word[0]==word[-1]:
        return palin(word[1:-1])
    else:
        return False
n=input()
result=palin(n)
if(result):
    print('palindrome')
else:

    print('not palindrome')

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