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1,714 PointsI may not be understanding the question.
def stringcases(s): for index,letter in enumerate(s.upper()): print("{},{}".format(index,letter))
for index,letter in enumerate(s.lower()):
print("{},{}".format(index,letter))
for index,letter in enumerate(s.lower()):
if index==0:
letter=letter.upper()
print("{},{}".format(index,letter))
my_list=s[::-1]
for index,letter in enumerate(my_list.lower()):
print("{},{}".format(index,letter))
def stringcases(s):
for index,letter in enumerate(s.upper()):
print("{},{}".format(index,letter))
for index,letter in enumerate(s.lower()):
print("{},{}".format(index,letter))
for index,letter in enumerate(s.lower()):
if index==0:
letter=letter.upper()
print("{},{}".format(index,letter))
my_list=s[::-1]
for index,letter in enumerate(my_list.lower()):
print("{},{}".format(index,letter))
1 Answer
james south
Front End Web Development Techdegree Graduate 33,271 Pointsi don't think you need enumerate here, just return (instead of print) a tuple with the four modifications of the given string. look at the title and capitalize methods also, they may help.