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.