Exam 101-500 topic 1 question 96 discussion

The correct answer is A -> ABxxbc. You have to try it inside a file, open it with vim and do :s/[ABC] [abc]/xx/

[[email protected] ~]# echo "ABCabc" | sed "s/[ABC] [abc]/xx/" ABCabc [[email protected] ~]# echo "ABCabc" | sed "s/[ABC][abc]/xx/" ABxxbc

The correct answer is A

the answer is a

Running the command echo "ABCabc" | sed "s/[ABC] [abc]/xx/" in Ubuntu 20.04 returns the result "ABCabc", so the correct answer is D.

[[email protected] ~]# echo "ABCabc" | sed s/[ABC][abc]/xx/ <--- no space, no quotes ABxxbc [[email protected] ~]# echo "ABCabc" | sed s/[ABC] [abc]/xx/ <--- with space, no quotes sed: -e expression #1, char 7: unterminated `s' command [[email protected] ~]# echo "ABCabc" | sed "s/[ABC] [abc]/xx/" <--- with space, with quotes ABCabc So either A or D depending if there's a typo or not.

A for sure

Used with sed, retuns A

[[email protected] ~]# echo "ABCabc" | sed "s/[ABC] [abc]/xx/" resultado com espaço "s/[ABC] [abc]/xx/" D = ABCabc

Definitely A, Tested and as per below comment on how to test it

A is correct

s/[ABC] [abc]/xx/ (with a space) cannot run without single quote. In the question, there is no quote. Answer should be A.

FOR ME IS A

$ echo ABCabc | sed 's/[ABC] [abc]/xx/' ABCabc Note there is a whitespace in the question: [ABC]<whitespace>[abc]. Correct Answer: D

It's a trick question, the answer is A, it's trying to replace the "C a" -> "xx"

tested, correct answer is A

The correct answer is A, becuase its trying to change 2 characters, and the only part in the string where there is a single uppercase and lowercase ABC or abc next to each others ir right in the middle, where AB->Ca<-bc which gets changed to xx, so ABxxbc