Python String lower() method
The string.lower() method in Python returns a string where all characters are lower case.
Syntax
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string.lower() |
Parameter
NA
Return
This method returns a string where all characters are lower case.
Example 1
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# Python program explaining # the string.lower() method # initializing the string string = "HELLO WORLD" print("String:",string) # converting the string to lower case lowStr = string.lower() print("After converting it in lower case:") # printing the string print("String:",lowStr) |
Output
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String: HELLO WORLD After converting it in lower case: String: hello world |
Example 2
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# Python program explaining # the string.lower() method # initializing the string String1 = "PYTHON IS AN EASY PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE" # second string String2 = "PYTHON iS AN EasY PROGRAMMING LanguaGE" if(String1.lower() == String2.lower()): print("Both the strings are the same.") else: print("Both the strings are not the same.") |
Output
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Both the strings are the same. |