Hi. What's wrong with answer C?
Which library name (libref) is valid?
a. 2010Car |
b. car/2010 |
c. car2010 |
d. cars_2010 |
Your answer: d
Correct answer: c
This libref follows all three rules for valid librefs. A libref must have a length of one to eight characters, and must begin with a letter or underscore. The remaining characters must be letters, numbers, or underscores.
The question asks which of the 4 is valid. Only (c.) is valid.
(a.) Invalid because first character is numeric.
(b.) Invalid because one of the characters is '/'.
(d.) Invalid because length > 8.
The question asks which of the 4 is valid. Only (c.) is valid.
(a.) Invalid because first character is numeric.
(b.) Invalid because one of the characters is '/'.
(d.) Invalid because length > 8.
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