     String burns = "My love is like a red, red rose.";
     . . . . . .
     if ( burns.toLower().startsWith( "  MY LOVE".trim().toLower() ) )
         System.out.println( "Both start with the same letters." ); 
     else
         System.out.println( "Prefix fails." );

Answer:

Both start with the same letters.

" MY LOVE".trim().toLowerCase() creates the temporary string "my love" .

"burns.toLower() creates the temporary string "my love is like a red, red rose."

Both strings start out the same.

End of the Chapter

That was a complicated question. I hope you rose to the occasion. If you got burned, review the example. You may wish to review the following.

An easy way to construct a String.
The null value.
How an object becomes garbage.
String class description.
String concatenation.
Shorthand notation for String concatenation.
Strings as immutable objects.
Overloaded operators.
Length of a string.
charAt() method
Substrings
The trim() method.
The startsWith() method.
Cascaded operations

You have reached the end of the chapter.