JavaScript Problem: Capitalize the First Letter of Multiple Strings

In this JavaScript problem we look at processing multiple names in order to capitalize the first letter of each name. It is a simple solution that is sometimes made more complex than it needs to be.

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[ananthnaren]

Hi , I'm Ananth from india, age 24, nice to meet you,

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[_chris_]

Excellent.
May I suggest 2 things?:
1. Sort your code.
2. Provide the alternative solution (un-arrowed function).
Great solution 🙂

[ChrisTian-oxnr]

This is really good! Thank you very much!

[Luxcium]

Yeah !!! Arrow function are way more sexier and modern :-) also what I like to do (and it’s far fetched) is that if I don’t have an argument and to avoid parent’ I use an underscore like this _ => 'arrow function are awesome' but I am a hobbyist and it would probably be confusing working in a team and if you have only one long expression you can use parent’ on the other side to avoid the curls and the return key word but haha it’s more JS poésie than some normal way I assume

[foreverandadave]

Hmmm... is the typo "frist" in your banner image, on the opening screen, there to get people to comment and raise engagement? Or is it a legit typo? Well, either way, it worked. Here's your comment! 😝👍

[angelcaru]

function TitleCapitalize(str){
str=str.toLowerCase();
let words=str.split(" ");
let resultWords=[];
for(let word of words){
let
let others="";
for(let i=1;i<word.length;i++){

}

}
return resultWords.join(" ");
}

[Pareshbpatel]

Great Tutorial, Thanks

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