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A string value containing more than 1 word is passed as the input(runtime) to the program(hint-use swapcase by splitting-string
input: tHiS is my book output: ThIs is my book
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great thanks for your help Anna
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Change the first line to sentence = input()
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Really? It does exactly what is asked. It capitalizes the first word and leaves all other words unchanged
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Oh. I didn't notice the capital I. In this case, change .capitalize() to .swapcase().
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A string value containing more than 1 word is passed as the input(runtime) to the program(hint-use swapcase by splitting-string
input:
tHiS is my book
output:
ThIs is my book
NOTE : the input must be at the runtime
PYTHON
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I changed but it's not giveing the correct output is mentioned in the question " Anna "
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use the swapcase for the first word alone and the rest would be printed as such from the intput "Anna "
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see the input :
tHiS is my book
output :
ThIs is my book
input -->tHiS
converted by swapcase to
output -->ThIs
and see your output Anna
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A string value containing more than 1 word is passed as input to the program it must print all the words starting with letter 't'
input:
I went to the movie
output :
to the
Note:use ( startswith ) method
PYTHON