A Python function that checks if an input number is a palindrome, returning True for palindromes and False otherwise.
The aim of this task is to analyze a number to determine if it is a **palindromic number**. A palindromic number is one that remains identical when its digits are reversed. The function to be written is `is_palindrome`, and its purpose is to check if the input number `num` is a palindrome. It will return `True` if `num` is a palindrome and `False` if otherwise. ### Parameters - `num` (int): This is the number that will be evaluated to determine if it's a palindromic number. ### Return Value - The function will return `True` if `num` is a palindromic number and `False` if it's not. ### Examples ```python # The number 7227 is a palindrome is_palindrome(7227) # Outputs: True # The number 12567 is not a palindrome is_palindrome(12567) # Outputs: False # The number 44444444 is a palindrome is_palindrome(44444444) # Outputs: True # The number 1112111 is a palindrome is_palindrome(1112111) # Outputs: True ```