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Roja kajoka
701 Pointshelp please
help me
def sillycase (single):
name[-2:] = single
new = int(name[-2:])/2
go = new.lowecase + new.uppercase
return go
1 Answer
jano koku
Courses Plus Student 160 PointsHi!
This is my solution
def sillycase(single):
firstHalf = single[:len(single) // 2]
secondHalf = single[len(single) // 2:]
go = firstHalf.lower() + secondHalf.upper()
return go
As you can see, the way to lowercase a string is with the function lower(), and upper() to uppercase a string. Then when you slice the string, you can slice the first half by starting at the start of the string and ending at the rounded half index with len(single). To get the second half you instead start at the rounded half index with len(single) and stop at the end of the string.