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MUZ140934 Noel Zipingani
2,656 PointsCreate a function named stringcases that takes a string and returns a tuple of four versions of the string: uppercased
need help l cant complete this code challenge
# Handy functions:
# .upper() - uppercases a string
# .lower() - lowercases a string
# .title() - titlecases a string
# There is no function to reverse a string.
# Maybe you can do it with a slice?
def stringcases (my_strings):
return(my_string.upper(),my_string.lower(),my_string.title,my_string[: :-1])
2 Answers
MUZ140889 Dephine Chenayi Chihota
6,766 Pointshie Noel, you are very close but we need to clean up your code a bit. First correct how you defined your function there, you don't need the space between the function name and the argument. Secondly remove the parenthesis around the thing you are returning, brackets are not needed there but include space between the word return and the things you are returning. Thirdly, you forgot to put parenthesis after your title.
This should do the work
def stringcases(my_strings):
return my_string.upper(),my_string.lower(),my_string.title(),my_string[: :-1]
MUZ140934 Noel Zipingani
2,656 PointsTHANKS DEPHINE GOT IT