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Question
Give the output of the following Character class
method:Character.isLetterOrDigit('W')
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Solution
True
Explanation:
The method Character.isLetterOrDigit('W') checks whether the given character is either an alphabet letter (A–Z, a–z) or a numeric digit (0–9). Because 'B' 'W' is a valid uppercase letter, the condition is met and it returns true.
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