Mastering Java: The Ultimate Quiz for 'Thinking in Java'

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What does the method getChars() do?

Returns a new char array of the string characters
Copies characters into a specified array
Counts the characters in a string
Changes the characters' case

The correct answer is: Copies characters into a specified array

The correct answer is B because the method getChars() is used to copy characters from a string into a specified array. This is different from option A, which creates a new array, and option C, which counts the characters without copying them. Option D is also incorrect because getChars() does not modify the case of the characters.