The key to this one is actually knowing the ranges for the upper vs lower case ASCII values.
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In addition to knowing about ASCII, you have to know that the top element of the array is the zeroth index and that this corresponds to the leftmost character in the string. This is obvious to me now, but it wasn't always.
It is a good CLAD question, especially as some CLAD developers will be new to programming.
This is a LabVIEW question and an exam mindset question all rolled into one. The answers are structured such that it is possible to get to the correct answer knowing only that the lower case letters appear after upper case letters in the ASCII table (a fact which crossrulz mentioned a few posts ago).
Sometimes it is interesting how little you have to know to get to the correct answer.
Seriously? You guys know the ASCII table off the top of you head?
Not really. It was embedded into my brain in college that the numbers are in the 0x30 range (just add 0x30 to the number!) and capital A is 65. I also knew that the lower case letters are after the upper case at some point. So based on that knowledge, you can figure it out.
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