Python String lower() method

Python String lower() method

The string.lower() method in Python returns a string where all characters are lower case.

Syntax

string.lower()

Parameter

NA

Return

This method returns a string where all characters are lower case.

Example 1

 # 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

 String: HELLO WORLD
 After converting it in lower case:
 String: hello world 

Example 2

 # 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

Both the strings are the same.