Match each term with the correct statement below.
-Returns the lowercase equivalent of the argument
A)parseDouble()
B)toLowerCase()
C)substring()
D)String variable
E)append()
F)buffer
G)setLength()
H)indexOf()
I)insert()

Question

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The method toLowerCase() returns the lowercase equivalent of the argument.

Answer: D
 String variable is not a method, it is a data type used to store a sequence of characters in Java.

Answer: F
 Buffer is not a method, it refers to a StringBuilder object used for efficient String manipulation.

Answer: G
 The method setLength() is used to set the length of a StringBuilder or StringBuffer object.

Answer: H
 The method indexOf() returns the index within the calling String of the first occurrence of the specified character or substring.

Answer: I
 The method insert() is used to insert characters or substrings into a StringBuilder or StringBuffer object.

Other methods mentioned in the options include:
- parseDouble(): Used to convert a String to a double data type.
- substring(): Used to extract a portion of a String.
- append(): Used to concatenate a String to the calling StringBuilder or StringBuffer object.

Match Each Term with the Correct Statement Below