Which condition returns turtle ages that are less than three digits long?

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Which condition returns turtle ages that are less than three digits long?

To find turtle ages that are less than three digits long, focus on how many digits the age uses. Counting the number of characters in the age value lets you see if it’s one or two digits. Using a function that returns the length of the value and checking if that length is less than 3 will select ages 0–9 and 10–99. The other options don’t fit: asking for a length greater than 3 would grab ages with four or more digits; using a DIGITS function isn’t a standard way to count digits in this context; and comparing an AGE value to 3 mixes the numeric age with a threshold rather than counting digits.

To find turtle ages that are less than three digits long, focus on how many digits the age uses. Counting the number of characters in the age value lets you see if it’s one or two digits. Using a function that returns the length of the value and checking if that length is less than 3 will select ages 0–9 and 10–99. The other options don’t fit: asking for a length greater than 3 would grab ages with four or more digits; using a DIGITS function isn’t a standard way to count digits in this context; and comparing an AGE value to 3 mixes the numeric age with a threshold rather than counting digits.

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