ServiceNow Exam CIS-SM Topic 4 Question 70 Discussion

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Question #: 70
Topic #: 4

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When using a Delimited Text Parsing Strategy, what delimiter and position will parse 2014 from the string?

2014/02/07-17:49:36

ADelimiter of space and position 1

BDelimiter of / and position 0

CDelimiter of / and position of 1

DDelimiter of 2014 and position 1

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Suggested Answer: D

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Graciela

13 days ago

Honestly, I'm just hoping the exam doesn't ask about delimiters and positions. I'd rather just parse the whole string and be done with it.

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Aracelis

2 days ago

A) Delimiter of space and position 1

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Goldie

22 days ago

B seems like the logical pick. 0-based indexing, baby! Let's go with that.

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Azzie

23 days ago

Haha, D? Really? Who uses '2014' as a delimiter? C is definitely the right choice here.

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Elfriede

28 days ago

You might be right, I change my answer to A) Delimiter of space and position 1.

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Louvenia

29 days ago

I think D is the correct answer. The delimiter is '2014' and the position is 1. Simple and straightforward!

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Frederica

2 days ago

No, that's incorrect. It's not a space delimiter.

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Ethan

14 days ago

A) Delimiter of space and position 1

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Asha

1 months ago

But wouldn't the delimiter of space and position 1 parse 2014 from the string?

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Clemencia

1 months ago

The answer has to be C. The delimiter is '/', and the position is 1 to get the year 2014.

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Mozell

4 days ago

Great job! That's the correct way to parse 2014 from the string.

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Donte

13 days ago

Yes, you are correct. The delimiter is '/' and the position is 1.

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Geoffrey

21 days ago

I think the answer is C.

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Elfriede

1 months ago

I believe the delimiter is / and position is 1.

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Asha

2 months ago

I think the delimiter is / and position is 0.

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