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5,782 PointsCreate a function named stringcases that takes a single string but returns a tuple of different string formats. The form
this code works in my local python idle,may be i misunderstood the task,can anyone come to the rescue
def stringcases(stcase):
a=stcase.upper()
b=stcase.lower()
c=stcase.capitalize()
d=stcase[::-1]
t=(a,b,c,d)
return t
print(stringcases("i Love PythoN"))
1 Answer
Daniel Turato
Java Web Development Techdegree Graduate 30,124 PointsEverything is correct apart from your c value. Each word in the string has to be capitalized and to achieve this you can use the title() method. Hope this helps