Python String upper() method

Python String upper() method

The string.upper() method in Python returns a copy of the string converted to uppercase.

Syntax

string.upper()

Parameter

NA

Return

This method returns a copy of the string converted to uppercase.

Example 1

 # Python program explaining
 # the string.upper() method
 # initializing the string 
 string= "hello world"
 print("Actual String",string)
 # converting to uppercase
 print("Uppercase...",string.upper())
 string="My name is reema."
 print("Actual String",string)
 # converting to uppercase
 print("Uppercase...",string.upper()) 

Output

 Actual String hello world
 Uppercase... HELLO WORLD
 Actual String My name is reema.
 Uppercase... MY NAME IS REEMA. 

Example 2

 # Python program explaining
 # the string.upper() method
 # first string
 String1 = "python is easy To learn!"
 # second string
 String2 = "PyThOn Is eAsY To leArn!"
 # comparing both the strings
 if(String1.upper() == String2.upper()):
 print("Both the strings are same.")
 else:
 print("Both the strings are not same.") 

Output

Both the strings are same.