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Why do the following three characters have not symmetric toLower , toUpper results /** * Written in the Scala programming language, typed into the Scala REPL. * Results commented accordingly. */ /* Unicode Character 'LATIN CAPITAL LETTER SHARP S' (U+1E9E) */ '\u1e9e'.toHexString == "1e9e" // true '\u1e9e'.toLower.toHexString == "df" // "df" == "df" '\u1e9e'.toHexString == '\u1e9e'.toLower.toUpper.toHexString // "1e9e" != "df" /* Unicode Character 'KELVIN SIGN' (U+212A) */ '\u212a'.toHexString == "212a" // "212a" == "212a" '\u212a'.toLower.toHexString == "6b" // "6b" == "6b" '\u212a'

I am trying to figure out how I can count the uppercase letters in a string. I have only been able to count lowercase letters: def n_lower_chars(string): return sum(map(str.islower, string)) Example of what I am trying to accomplish: Type word: HeLLo Capital Letters: 3 When I try to flip the function above, It produces errors: def n_upper_chars(string): return sum(map(str.isupper, string)) You can do this with sum , a generator expression , and str.isupper : message = input("Type word: ") print("Capital Letters: ", sum(1 for c in message if c.isupper())) See a demonstration below: >>> message

I want to use a directive to transform all input data to uppercase. To achieve that, I create this custom directive : @Directive({ selector: '[appToUpperCase]' }) export class ToUpperCaseDirective { constructor() {} @HostListener('input', ['$event']) onKeyUp(event) { event.target['value'] = event.target['value'].toUpperCase(); } } And I use it like that : <form [formGroup]="formGroup" appToUpperCase> It works almost good exept that when I enter text in my field, the upper case transform is permormed but the focus is set at the end of the field...So when I edit a pre filled input, if I want to

I want to check, if a string consits only of uppercase letters. I know that RLIKE/REGEXP are not case sensitive in MySQL. So I tried to use the :upper: character class: SELECT 'z' REGEXP '^[[:upper:]]+$'; This gives true, although the z is in lower case,... why? REGEXP is not case sensitive, except when used with binary strings. http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.7/en/regexp.html So with that in mind, just do something like this: SELECT * FROM `users` WHERE `email` REGEXP BINARY '[A-Z]'; Using the above example, you'd get a list of emails that contain one or more uppercase letters. For me this

I'm trying to remove the lower case letters on a TextBox .. For example, short alpha code representing the insurance (e.g., 'BCBS' for 'Blue Cross Blue Shield'): txtDesc.text = "Blue Cross Blue Shield"; string Code = //This must be BCBS.. Is it possible? Please help me. Thanks! Well you could use a regular expression to remove everything that wasn't capital A-Z: using System; using System.Text.RegularExpressions; class Program { static void Main( string[] args ) { string input = "Blue Cross Blue Shield 12356"; Regex regex = new Regex("[^A-Z]"); string output = regex.Replace(input, ""); Console

i've been trying for some time now to get this working, but i can't find a solution to this task myself - ok, i'm very new to regex-use but quite interested to learn, hope anybody has some brainfood for me... my text-string is like this - without the numbers... Word1 Word2 word3 (some words in brackets) Word1 (some words in brackets) word1, Word2 (some words in brackets) means: an indefinite number of words (sometimes just one, maybe 2 to 4, sometimes separated by commas) followed by a string in round brackets (the value in the brackets should not change) what i'm looking for is two different