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Quiz Question 1 of 2
In my summer_games DataFrame, the casing of the Athlete field is kind of strange. See:
summer_games.head(3)
| Year | City | Sport | Discipline | Athlete | Country | Gender | Event | Medal | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | 1896 | Athens | Aquatics | Swimming | HAJOS, Alfred | HUN | Men | 100M Freestyle | Gold |
| 1 | 1896 | Athens | Aquatics | Swimming | HERSCHMANN, Otto | AUT | Men | 100M Freestyle | Silver |
| 2 | 1896 | Athens | Aquatics | Swimming | DRIVAS, Dimitrios | GRE | Men | 100M Freestyle For Sailors | Bronze |
Instead of the last name all uppercased like that, I'd like to have it with the first letter capitalized and the rest lowercased.
Which of the following statements would accomplish that.
Choose the correct answer below: