. This little function is the complement to tolower() which I have previously written about.Let’s take a look! What’s toupper() all about? At its core, toupper() does one thing exceptionally well: it converts all lowercase letters in a string to uppercase. It’s straightforward, effi...
Re: converting uppercase to lowercase characters Line 1 gives no output and line 2 does not change the caps.am i doing something wrong ?klaas 0 Kudos H.Merijn Brand (procura Honored Contributor 10-26-2004 09:54 PM Re: converting uppercase to lowercase characters Do ...
function will simply do the title-casing. If the caller has strings in all caps to begin with they can use the built-in LOWER function on the value before passing it into the CLR function. If that does not satisfy their use-case then they'll be forced to find an alternate, custom ...
In this case, it is not necessary to export your variable. Additionally, when naming variables in bash, it is customary to use lowercase letters. Only special variables should be written in all caps, as using all caps for variable names could result in naming conflicts with these va...
link to code Now that we have the string converted to words, we can convert it to camel case. Let’s create a function that accepts an array of strings. For the string at index 0, convert all the characters of the string to lowercase. For all other strings in the array, convert only...