Adding reversed numbers - python

A pair of numbers (X and Y) will be passed as input. The program must reverse the numbers and find the sum S. Then the sum S must be reversed and printed as output. - If any leading zeroes are obtained while reversing any of the numerical values they should be discarded. 

Boundary Conditions: 

• 0 < X < 10000 
• 0 < Y < 10000

Input Format: First line will contain the value of X Second line will contain the value of Y 

Output Format: The first line will contain the sum S 

Sample Input/Output: 

Example 1: 

Input: 

24 

1 

Output:

34 

Explanation: 24 when reversed is 42. So 42+1 = 43. When 43 is reversed it is 34 and hence 34 is the output. 

Example 2: 

Input: 

305

794 

Output: 1 

Explanation: 305 and 794 when reversed are 503 and 497. 503+497 = 1000. 1000 when reversed is 1 which is printed as output.

Source code:

n1,n2=input(),input()

print(int(str(int(str(n1)[::-1])+int(str(n2)[::-1]))[::-1]))