Answer: A) Hello world › capitalize() = FIRST char uppercase, rest lowercase › "hello world" goes "Hello world" (only 'h' capitalized) For beginners — don't confuse these: › .capitalize() = "Hello world" (first only) › .title() = "Hello World" (each word)
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The correct answer is B) Hello world. The capitalize() method in Python returns a copy of the string with its first character capitalized and the rest of the characters in lowercase. In the given code, the variable a is assigned the string "hello world".
B capitalize method make the first character have upper case and the rest lower case.
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B) Hello world. well: upper() means all uppercase(like, C) lower() means all lowercase capitalize() means very first letter of entire string.(like, B) title() means all first letter in the string.(like, A)
B. Hello world. The capitalize() method is used to appropriately capitalize a sentence as supposed just as we have in the English language whereby the first letter of a word or sentence starts with a capital letter. That's exactly what a.capitalize() did with the variable "a".
Alternative B. Will Upper case only the first character of the str, not each word in it (title).
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