The strPhone variable should contain only numbers and no dashes (-). An error message should display if there is a dash anywhere in the variable. Which of the following statements determines whether the variable contains a dash in order to display the message?

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Anya Fletcher

Computers & Technology

4 August, 19:49

The strPhone variable should contain only numbers and no dashes (-). An error message should display if there is a dash anywhere in the variable. Which of the following statements determines whether the variable contains a dash in order to display the message?

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Makayla Pittman · Answer 1

Following are the code in the Java Programming Language.

if strPhone. Contains ("-") = True then

Explanation:

In the following code, we check the condition through the if conditional statement is that if the variable "strPhone" contain dashes (-) by using the "Contains () " function is equal to True then it display the message and the variable "strPhone" contains the phone numbers. So, that's why the following If statement is correct.