Write a function that inserts a white space between every instance of a lower character followed immediately by an upper character. Examples insertWhitespace("SheWalks To TheBeach") - "She Walks To The Beach" insertWhitespace("MarvinTalks Too Much") "Marvin Talks Too Much" insertWhitespace("The GreatestUpset InHistory") "The Greatest Upset In History" Notes Each word in the phrase will be at least two characters long.

Write a function that inserts a white space between every instance of a lower character followed immediately by an upper character. Examples insertWhitespace("SheWalks To TheBeach") - "She Walks To The Beach" insertWhitespace("MarvinTalks Too Much") "Marvin Talks Too Much" insertWhitespace("The GreatestUpset InHistory") "The Greatest Upset In History" Notes Each word in the phrase will be at least two characters long.

Database System Concepts

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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Chapter1: Introduction

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