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FileShortTitle:Mock Question 4-5 FileLongTitle:OCA Mock Question Core Java APIs 4-5 FileTag:Mock Question FileID:longtutorial/Java/OCA_Java_SE_8_Core_Java_APIs/Q4-5. xml===SectionShortTitle:Question SectionLongTitle:Question SectionContent: <p>Which of the following can replace line 2 to print"DCBA"?(Choose all that apply)</p><myPreCode>1:StringBuilder v=new StringBuilder("ABCD");2: // INSERT CODE HERE 3:System.out.println(v);</myPreCode> <ol type="A"><li>v.reverse();</li><li>v.append("CBA$").substring(0,4);</li><li>v.append("CBA$").delete(0,3).deleteCharAt(v.length()-1);</li><li>v.append("CBA$").delete(0,3).deleteCharAt(v.length());</li><li>None of the above.</li> </ol>===SectionShortTitle:Answer SectionLongTitle:Answer SectionContent: <input type='button'class='btn btn-primary'data-toggle='collapse'data-target='#answer'value='Click for the answer'/><br/><br/><div id='answer'class='collapse out'><p>A,C.</p></div>===SectionShortTitle:Note SectionLongTitle:Note SectionContent: <p>The reverse()method can do the trick.</p> <p>Option C creates the value"ABCDCBA$".Then it removes the first three characters,resulting in"DCBA$".Finally,it removes the last character,resulting in"DCBA".</p><myPreCode> public class Main { public static void main(String[] argv){ StringBuilder v = new StringBuilder("ABCD"); v.reverse(); System.out.println(v); } }</myPreCode>===SectionShortTitle:Example SectionLongTitle:Example SectionContent: