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Consider the following code: String[] fruits = {"doggie", "badger", "cat", "gopher"}; int i = 3; String str = "d"; for(String item : fruits) { i = item.indexOf("d") + 2; str += item.substring(i); } System.out.println(str); Assume that the loop accesses array elements in order. What is output by this code?

Name: consider the following code string fruits doggie badger cat gopher int i 3 string str d forstring item fruits i itemindexofd 2 str itemsubstringi systemoutprintlnstr assume that the loop accesses ar 2
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Description: consider the following code string fruits doggie badger cat gopher int i 3 string str d forstring item fruits i itemindexofd 2 str itemsubstringi systemoutprintlnstr assume that the loop accesses ar 2

          Consider the following code:

String[] fruits = {"doggie", "badger", "cat", "gopher"};
int i = 3;
String str = "d";

for(String item : fruits)
{
   i = item.indexOf("d") + 2;
   str += item.substring(i);
}

System.out.println(str);

Assume that the loop accesses array elements in order. What is output by this code?

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Barron's AP Computer Science A

Roselyn Teukolsky 7th Edition

Chapter 6

Instant Answer

Solved by Expert Willis James

06/05/2024

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Initialize the integer `i` with the value `3`. Initialize the string `str` with the value `"d"`. Show more…

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Consider the following code: String[] fruits = {"doggie", "badger", "cat", "gopher"}; int i = 3; String str = "d"; for(String item : fruits) { i = item.indexOf("d") + 2; str += item.substring(i); } System.out.println(str); Assume that the loop accesses array elements in order. What is output by this code?