Answer all subparts!!! Choose the match for each given basic regular expression in question 1) to 3):1) 'Java C'(a) Java2) '[^o]**(a) twitter (b) amazon(b) C4) *a?[bc]**(a) abc(b) a?[bc]6) '[^aeiou]{6}'(a) peach(a) are you OK?(e) None of above(c) javalc(c) google3) * class{.*}'(a) class class class (b) class{ int a=0) (c) class a (d) class int a=0; (e) None of above7) (+?[1-9][02468])0'(a) +2(b) 20(d) JAVAChoose match for each given extended regular expression in question 4) to 6):5) [a-z\s]*you [?!.]' (hint: \s matches any space character)(b)nice to meet you! (c) Hey...you!(b) lychee(d) great(c) 2(c) a? (d) a[bc (e)None of above(e) Java C(d) +0(e)None of above(c) papaya(d) loquat(d) eh ii love you.(e) None of above(e) None of above

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Choose the match for each given basic regular expression in question 1) to 3): 1) Java C (a) Java 2) '[^o]*¹ (b) C (a) twitter (b) amazon (c) javale (c) google (d) JAVA (d) great (e) Java C (e)None of above 3)" class{.*}' (a) class class class (b) class{ int a=0} (c) class a (d) class int a=0; 4) *a?[bc]** (e) None of abc

Choose the match for each given basic regular expression in question 1) to 3): 1) Java C (a) Java 2) '[^o]¹ (b) C (a) twitter (b) amazon (c) javale (c) google (d) JAVA (d) great (e) Java C (e)None of above 3)" class{.}' (a) class class class (b) class{ int a=0} (c) class a (d) class int a=0; 4) *a?[bc]** (e) None of abc

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

Problem 1PE

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