Match each term with the correct statement below.
A. Takes a String argument and returns its double value
B. Returns the lowercase equivalent of the argument
C. Takes two integer arguments: a start position and an end position
D. A named object of the String class
E. Add characters to the end of a StringBuilder object
F. A memory block
G. Change the length of a string in a StringBuilder object
H. Determines whether a specific character occurs within a String
I. Add characters at a specific location within a StringBuilder object
J. An unnamed object
K. Object that can't be changed
L. Appending strings
M. Class or object that wraps around a simpler element
N. Memory block
O. Length of a buffer
A. parseDouble()
B. toLowerCase()
C. substring()
D. String variable
E. append()
F. buffer
G. setLength()
H. indexOf()
I. insert()
J. anonymous object
K. immutable
L. concatenation
M. wrapper
N. buffer
O. capacity
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