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data: name type string value 'abap,abap.abap.abap,,abap'. Data: itab type table of string. Split name with ',' into table itab.

  1. abap abap.abap.abap abap

  2. abap abap.abap.abap abap abap

  3. abap abap.abap.abap abap

  4. abap abap. abap. Abap

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A Correct answer
Explanation

The SPLIT ... INTO TABLE statement in ABAP splits a string at the delimiter and populates an internal table. With the string 'abap,abap.abap.abap,,abap' split by comma, we get: 1) 'abap', 2) 'abap.abap.abap', 3) '' (empty from double comma), 4) 'abap'. When displayed with WRITE, the empty field shows as blank. Option A correctly shows this as 'abap abap.abap.abap abap' with two spaces indicating the empty field. Options B and C are missing the empty field representation. Option D incorrectly formats the string.