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Python String | capitalize() Method with Example

Python string | capitalize() Method with Example, it is an in-built method in Python and it is used to return capitalized string.
Submitted by IncludeHelp, on July 18, 2018

capitalize() is an in-built method in Python, it returns the string in Capitalized case, in which first character of the sentence is in uppercase and rest of the characters are in lowercase.

Syntax:

 String.capitalize()

Parameter: None

Return type: It returns capitalize case string.

Example:

# str1
str1 = "Hello world, how are you?"
print str1.capitalize ()

# str2
str2 = "HELLO WORLD, HOW ARE YOU?"
print str2.capitalize ()

# str3
str3 = "hello world, how are you?"
print str3.capitalize ()

#str4
str4 = "100google is a website"
print str4.capitalize ()

Output

    Hello world, how are you?
    Hello world, how are you?
    Hello world, how are you?
    100google is a website