Choose the code that removes the word "very" (and following space) from the message and print tnC THE message. Time O a. String middleName = String.substring(fullName,4,8); O bo message = message.substring(1,message.indexOf("very"))+ message.substring(message.indexOf(°very")+"very".length); System.out.printn(message); %3D message = message.substring(1,message.indexOf("very")}+ message.substring(message.indexOf("very")- "very".length0); System.out.println(message); O d. message = message.substring(0,message.indexOf("very")) + message.substring(message.indexOf("very")+ very".length()+1); System.out.printin(message); message = message.substring(0,message.indexOf(very")-1)+ message.substring(message.indexOf( very")+"veryi length(); System.out.printin(message) O e,

Choose the code that removes the word "very" (and following space) from the message and print tnC THE message. Time O a. String middleName = String.substring(fullName,4,8); O bo message = message.substring(1,message.indexOf("very"))+ message.substring(message.indexOf(°very")+"very".length); System.out.printn(message); %3D message = message.substring(1,message.indexOf("very")}+ message.substring(message.indexOf("very")- "very".length0); System.out.println(message); O d. message = message.substring(0,message.indexOf("very")) + message.substring(message.indexOf("very")+ very".length()+1); System.out.printin(message); message = message.substring(0,message.indexOf(very")-1)+ message.substring(message.indexOf( very")+"veryi length(); System.out.printin(message) O e,

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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