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The program must be print SoloLearn as the output. Note- S and L are in upper case. Can anyone send me the code...???
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Long but different from others
Have a look
https://code.sololearn.com/cH4GIcW0ArR8/?ref=app
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This is a version that uses slices and title() method of strings:
inp = 'sololearn'
print(inp[:4].title()+inp[4:].title())
Its a kind of hard-coded, but anyway... That's how the description is.
Task could also be like this:
inp = ['solo','learn']
print(''.join([i.title() for i in inp]))
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Here is your fix according to what you are trying to do in your code👇
https://code.sololearn.com/cPou1I21y0G7/?ref=app
and here is what you want to do *According to question* and this is what me and Ćheyat said👇
https://code.sololearn.com/cu630E1tBNn2/?ref=app
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Print("SoloLearn")
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//print("SoloLearn")
//puts "SoloLearn"
//System.out.print("SoloLearn");
//std::cout << "SoloLearn";
//printf("SoloLearn");
//console.log("SoloLearn");
//<h1>SoloLearn</h1>
//Console.Write("SoloLearn");
//echo "SoloLearn";
//? "SoloLearn"
//PRINT "SoloLearn"
//Writeln "SoloLearn"
// NSLog(@"SoloLearn");
print("Show your code");
-Extended from Arsenic
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Husnain Ansari ,Send you code here.
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Could you please refer the link to your code please.
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a,l_count = list("sololearn"),0
for i in range(len(a)):
if(a[i]=="s" or (a[i]=="l" and l_count ==1)):
a[i] = a[i].upper()
elif a[i]=="l":
l_count+=1
print ("".join(a))
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It's weird that you profile says you have completed courses of 3 programming languages , but still you are not able to print a simple text on the console.
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Error: expected declaration specifiers
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It's showing again error like expected declaration specifiers or before string constant...
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Husnain Ansari What? Clarify Please!
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String='SkillRack'
Print(string.upper)
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I already tried... what you sent me...
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We just want S and L are in capital letter not all string...
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Then use ꧁༒Rishabh༒꧂ 's example
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Code is executed in console but in skillrack are showing error??
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print("SoloLearn") there
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print("SoloLearn")
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msg = "solo learn"
msg = msg.title()
msg = msg.replace(" ","")
print(msg)
Tested ✔