Get the following strings from the user:s1 = "Cat in the hat."%3Ds2 = "Green eggs and ham."s3 = "cat in the hat."Test the following in order:1. s1. length() = 15s2. length() = 19s3. length() = 152. String_equals(s1, s3) = FALSE%3D3. String equals(s1, s1) = TRUE4. String equalsIgnoreCase(s1, s3) = TRUE%3D5. String equalsIgnoreCase(s1, s2) = FALSE6. s4 = String_copy(s1)s1 = Cat in the hat.s4 = Cat in the hat.String substring 1(s3,4,14) = "in the hat"8. String_substring 2(s3,7) = "the hat."9. String charAt(s2,4) = 'n'10. String_startsWith 1(s1,11, "hat.") = TRUE11. String_startswith_2(s1, "Cat") = TRUE

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Get the following strings from the user: s1 = "Cat in the hat." s2 = "Green eggs and ham." s3 = "cat in the hat." Test the following in order: 1. s1. length() = 15 s2. length() = 19 s3. length() = 15 2. String equals(s1, s3) = FALSE 3. String equals(s1, s1) = TRUE

Get the following strings from the user: s1 = "Cat in the hat." s2 = "Green eggs and ham." s3 = "cat in the hat." Test the following in order: 1. s1. length() = 15 s2. length() = 19 s3. length() = 15 2. String equals(s1, s3) = FALSE 3. String equals(s1, s1) = TRUE

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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