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When looking for data contained in a character string of 150
bytes, which function is the best to locate that data: scan,
index, or indexc?
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Answer / kamalan
Scan() : Used to seperate a part of string using certain
delimiters.
index() : used to search a string. Return the position
where the search STRING occurs first in the given string.
indexc() : used to serach a character.Return the position
where the search CHARACTER occurs first in the given string.
So the Answer is: Index()
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Answer / thanwi
scan function becuase the length of the varaible returned by
scan function is 200 bytes
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