Python standard library: String capitalization methods

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[nilslorentzon]

Thank you so much for these videos! The standard library is a really great tool but it can be a bit hard to grasp at times. This is a really good series to bridge the gap to truly understand the standard library. The video was really well executed and i'm really looking forward to all these videos. Please don't get discouraged by the lack of subscribers and viewers at the moment because i think this might become a really popular channel. Thank you again for your hard work.


on a sidenote it would be great to have a video about how to read the standard library docs, how to read between all the jargon and understand the structure and setup of the docs so that you easily can find what you are looking for, understand it and then apply it.

[philwilkinson]

Great concept and a generous gift to those learning python. Thanks. One unfortunate point is that those watching with subtitles/closed captions cannot see what you are typing, as the Jupyter notebook's entry field is in exactly the same place.

[WeedMIC]

In the 70s, the first pets were in caps and u had to shift to get a lower case, so lots of text was like "tHE vALLEY" - then the new pets w floppies came out that typed normally, but all the stuff you saved was backward. This swapcase would have been helpful. But now, no idea.

[shingkwongkwan]

Thank you. May I know how to change only partial to all upper case? ie. Abcd Efgh to ABCD Efgh? Thank you.

[relytheone]

I need to create a Messenger. What libraries and staff to learn do you recommend? I'm just starting my first big little project. Thanks!

[WeedMIC]

What editor is that and is there a linux equivalent?