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str.title()

Python str.title() in Py-like JS

Returns a title-cased version of the string where words start with an uppercase character and the remaining characters are lowercase.

Usage​

In JavaScript​

example.js
import {py} from 'py-like'

py('hello world').title() // Hello World

In Python​

example.py
'hello world'.title() # Hello World

Examples​

import {py} from 'py-like'

py('hello world').title() // 'Hello World'
py('HeLLo wORlD').title() // 'Hello World'
py('բարեվ աշխարհ').title() // 'Բարեվ Աշխարհ'

py('hello.world').title() // 'Hello.World'
py('hello-world').title() // 'Hello-World'
py('hello_world').title() // 'Hello_World'
py('hello,world').title() // 'Hello,World'
py('hello2022world').title() // 'Hello2022World')

Syntax​

.title()​

Returns <string>​

Returns a title-cased version of the string where words start with an uppercase character and the remaining characters are lowercase.