# Python Title() Method Example

str1 = 'geekdocs foR geEks'
str2 = str1.title()
print('First Output after Title() method is = ', str2)

# observe the original string
print('Converted String is = ', str1.title())
print('Original String is = ', str1)

# Performing title() function directly
str3 = 'ANDY pass JaVa'.title()
print('Second Output after Title() method is = ', str3)

str4 = 'student anD teaCher'.title()
print('Third Output after Title() method is = ', str4)

str5 = '1122'.title()
print('Fourth Output after Title() method is = ', str5)

First Output after Title() method is =  geekdocs For Geeks
Converted String is =  geekdocs For Geeks
Original String is =  geekdocs foR geEks
Second Output after Title() method is =  Andy Pass Java
Third Output after Title() method is =  Student And Teacher
Fourth Output after Title() method is =  1122

str.capitalize()

# Python program to demonstrate the
# use of capitalize() function

# capitalize() first letter of
# string.
name = "geekdocs for geeks"\n
print(name.capitalize())

# demonstration of individual words
# capitalization to generate camel case
name1 = "geekdocs"\nname2 = "for"\nname3 = "geeks"\nprint(name1.capitalize() + name2.capitalize() + name3.capitalize())

geekdocs for geeks
geekdocsForGeeks

str = "geekdocs for geeks"\nstr.title() # will return geekdocs For Geeks
str.capitalize() #will return geekdocs for geeks

str1 = "my name is abc"\nstr2 = "geekdocs for geeks"\n
# using title()
print(str1.title())
print(str2.title())

# using capitalize()
print(str1.capitalize())
print(str2.capitalize())

My Name Is Abc
geekdocs For Geeks
My name is abc
geekdocs for geeks