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Consecutive Identical Characters Need Neighboring Positions — quiz — LearnYard

03 Dsa FundamentalsString BasicsCheck if There are Two or Three Consecutive Identical Characters in a String

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What do the three occurrences of 'a' in "abbaccca" show about consecutive characters?

AThey do not form a consecutive group because they are at indices 0, 3, and 7BThey form a consecutive group because 'a' appears three timesCThey form a consecutive group because the string contains three 'a' charactersDThey form a consecutive group starting at index 3

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