I agree with Callie. The correct answer is A) Yes because the substringBefore function will return the part of the string before the specified delimiter, which in this case is '@okta.com'. So, the output will be 'abc'.
I think the correct answer is B) No because the substringBefore function will return the part of the string before the specified delimiter, which in this case is '@okta.com'. So, the output will be 'abc'.
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