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I began by understanding the problem statement, which was to determine whether two given strings are anagrams of each other. To solve the problem, I decided to compare the sorted versions of the two strings. If the sorted strings are equal, it means the original strings are anagrams of each other. Firstly, I removed any spaces from both strings and converted them to lowercase to ensure case-insensitive comparison.
Then, I sorted the characters in both strings alphabetically.
Finally, I compared the sorted strings. If they were equal, I concluded that the original strings were anagrams; otherwise, they were not. 
For corner cases check if both input strings are empty. If they are, return True because empty strings are considered anagrams of each other. After sorting the strings, compare their lengths. If they are not equal, return False immediately because strings of different lengths cannot be anagrams. If the lengths are equal, proceed to compare the sorted strings. If they are equal, return True, indicating that the original strings are anagrams; otherwise, return False.

To solve the problem, I did the following:
Extract all alphabetic characters from the input string.
Sort the extracted alphabetic characters in ascending order, with uppercase letters considered before lowercase letters.
Replace the alphabetic characters in the original string with the sorted characters, maintaining their positions.
Return the modified string.
For corner cases :
If the input string is empty, return an empty string.
If the input string contains no alphabetic characters, return the original string as it is.

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Convert the string to lowercase to make the comparison case-insensitive.
Use two pointers to traverse the string from both ends simultaneously.
Compare characters at corresponding positions from both ends.
If all characters match, return True (indicating that the string is a palindrome); otherwise, return False.

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