Assume that a method called checkStr has been written to determine whether a string is the same forward and backward. The following two sets of data are being considered to test method checkStr:
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Data Set 1 |
Data Set 2 |
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"aba" |
"abba" |
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"?" |
"abab" |
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"z&*&z" |
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"##" |
Which of the following is an advantage of data set 2 over set 1?
All strings in data set 2 have the same number of characters
Data set 2 contains a string for which method checkStr should return false, as well as string for which method checkStr should return true
The strings in data set 2 contain only lowercase letters.
Data set 2 contains fewer values than data set 1.
Data set 2 has no advantage over data set 1.

C++ ONLY.
Ans: Data set 2 contains a string for which method checkStr should return false as well as string for which method checkStr should return true.
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CheckStr function checks the string to be both same from backward and forward, and all the strings present in Data set 1 are same from both forward and backward. Therefore while testing we get only True values and wont be sure if it is applicable for False values. But in Data set 2, two values are present out of which one is True and the other is False hence Data set 2 is the most appropiate for testing the function.
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