Which application did you use to run this code?

The issue: Do you "sort of" know what method you're looking for's name? Because the procedures in the Windows API have incredibly inconsistent names, this is a common issue for programmers who work with Microsoft Windows. Not much better are UNIX programmers. The only issue is that UNIX prefers to omit letters from system call names (for instance, creat), which results in naming conversions that are inconsistent.

What command would you run to remove the word indigo from the array colors? What command would you run to change orange to ORANGE in the array colors? What command would you run to display just the word green from the array colors?

Which one is NOT true about the following code? Select one: a. The setUp() method tests if it creates properly aList and anElement. b. The remove() method tests if the remove() method in the adaptee removes properly anElement from aList.  c. The add() method tests if the add() method in the adaptee adds properly anElement to aList. d. The add() method tests if the add() method in the adaptee increases the size of aList by 1 when anElement is added to aList. e. The remove() method tests if the remove() method in the adaptee decreases the size of aList by 1 when anElement is removed from aList.

The Problem: You "sort of " know the name of the procedure you want to find? This is a common problem for Microsoft Windows programmers because of the extremely inconsistent naming convention of the procedures in the Windows API. UNIX programmers fare no better. Only the inconsistency in naming conversions is consistent; the only problem is that UNIX likes to leave letters out of system call names (for example, creat)