"Reverse the text" can mean three different things: flip the character order (the classic novelty-text trick), flip the word order within a line, or flip which line comes first. This does all three, and you pick the one you want explicitly so nothing gets guessed on your behalf.
When you'd use this
Reversing line order is the practical case most people arrive for, turning a newest-first log or export into oldest-first order. Character and word reversal lean more toward novelty and puzzles, but they're here because "reverse text" gets searched with all three meanings behind it.
Common errors
Character reversal is Unicode-aware. It reverses whole characters instead of raw text units, so emoji and accented letters survive the trip intact. A naive character-reversal implementation can mangle multi-byte characters; this one doesn't.
Frequently asked questions
Will reversing characters break emoji or accented letters?
It shouldn't. Reversal here operates on whole Unicode characters (code points), not on the raw 16-bit text units a naive implementation might use. An emoji or an accented letter counts as one unit and comes out as the same character, sitting in a reversed position.
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