3: String s = "purr"; 4: s.toUpperCase(); 5: s.trim(); 6: s.substring(1, 3); 7: s += " two"; 8: System.out.println(s.length());
❌ A. 2 ❌ B. 4 ✅ C. 8 ❌ D. 10 ❌ E. An exception is thrown. ❌ F. The code does not compile
Explanation: This question is trying to see if you know that String objects are immutable. Line 4 returns "PURR" but the result is ignored and not stored in s. Line 5 returns "purr" since there is no whitespace present but the result is again ignored. Line 6 returns "ur" because it starts with index 1 and ends before index 3 using zero-based indexes. The result is ignored again. Finally, on line 6 something happens. We concatenate four new characters to s and now have a String of length 8.
3: String s = "purr"; 4: s.toUpperCase(); 5: s.trim(); 6: s.substring(1, 3); 7: s += " two"; 8: System.out.println(s.length());
❌ A. 2 ❌ B. 4 ✅ C. 8 ❌ D. 10 ❌ E. An exception is thrown. ❌ F. The code does not compile
Explanation: This question is trying to see if you know that String objects are immutable. Line 4 returns "PURR" but the result is ignored and not stored in s. Line 5 returns "purr" since there is no whitespace present but the result is again ignored. Line 6 returns "ur" because it starts with index 1 and ends before index 3 using zero-based indexes. The result is ignored again. Finally, on line 6 something happens. We concatenate four new characters to s and now have a String of length 8.
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