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Hwi Han
5,008 PointsHelp me
I have a right output but the answer is not correct
def stringcases(value):
result=[]
result.append(value.upper())
result.append(value.lower())
result.append(value.capitalize())
re = list(value)
reverse =""
for v in re:
if v.islower():
reverse += v.upper()
else:
reverse += v.lower()
result.append(reverse)
result = tuple(result)
return result
1 Answer
james south
Front End Web Development Techdegree Graduate 33,271 Pointstry the title method instead of capitalize. also a simple way to reverse a string is to use slice notation, myString[::-1] = gnirtSym.
Hwi Han
5,008 PointsIt worked!! Thanks a lot.
Hwi Han
5,008 PointsHwi Han
5,008 PointsI also tried this one too. def stringcases(value): result=[] result.append(value.upper()) result.append(value.lower()) result.append(value.capitalize()) re = list(value) cnt = len(re)-1 reverse ="" start = 0 while cnt != int((len(re)-1)/2): re[cnt],re[start] = re[start],re[cnt] start +=1 cnt -=1 for v in re: reverse += v result.append(reverse) return tuple(result)