Uhh, the 63 you are seeing is when you print out the byte in this line: System.out.println((byte) cArray[1]);. That has nothing to do with the problem. When you see the 63, the actual word being tested is ?abc:abc which should result in a false answer. If I am misunderstanding you, let me know.
Also, to give you a hint, your if statement here:
if(word.length() % 2 != 0)
return false;
will not always work out. For example, if I sent 123 that should be true, but you will return false.
No problem! Glad you got it all figured out :)
Uhh, the 63 you are seeing is when you print out the byte in this line:
System.out.println((byte) cArray[1]);. That has nothing to do with the problem. When you see the 63, the actual word being tested is?abc:abcwhich should result in afalseanswer. If I am misunderstanding you, let me know.Also, to give you a hint, your if statement here:
will not always work out. For example, if I sent
123that should betrue, but you will return false.What language is your issue in? I do not see any test cases that require
63to befalse.