>>> mystring = 'laLA'
>>> mystring.upper()
'LALA'
>>> mystring.lower()
'lala'
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> ::= is bnf notation for "is defined as"
>
> please spend that extra minute googling before
> you bother all the nice people on this list.
To be fair, unless you knew that it was BNF I doubt you'd find much by
Googling.
I tried several variations of '::=' etc and Google came back empty.
Once
> Hi Danny and all,
>
> I take your point about the information being available to the OP in
> the docs. I was reacting to the follow up post which I read as saying
> something like "Don't bug us if you are lazy". That struck me as less
> friendly than the usual tone on the list.
>
> The mistake wa
> I take your point about the information being available to the OP in the
> docs. I was reacting to the follow up post which I read as saying
> something like "Don't bug us if you are lazy". That struck me as less
> friendly than the usual tone on the list.
Hi Brian,
Yes. I read the tone as tha
Danny Yoo said unto the world upon 2005-12-10 20:23:
>>> hello everyone. i was looking at python docs and i came across this
>>>
>>> letter ::=
>>> lowercase | uppercase
>>>
>>>
>>> what does ::= mean?
>>
>>goodness knows, maillists and usenet would be better if more people
>>(myse
> > hello everyone. i was looking at python docs and i came across this
> >
> > letter ::=
> >lowercase | uppercase
> >
> >
> > what does ::= mean?
>
> goodness knows, maillists and usenet would be better if more people
> (myself included) would do a better job of their own go
david said unto the world upon 2005-12-10 06:31:
> ::= is bnf notation for "is defined as"
>
> please spend that extra minute googling before
> you bother all the nice people on this list.
>
> - Original Message -
> From: david
> To: tutor@python.org
> Sent: Saturday, December
Hi again
I have a question regarding lowercase|uppercase. How can one turn an input, and output it back in lowercase or uppercase?
cheers/V
On 12/10/05, david <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
::= is bnf notation for "is defined as"
please spend that extra minute googling before
you bother all the
::= is bnf notation for "is defined
as"
please spend that extra minute googling
before
you bother all the nice people on this
list.
- Original Message -
From:
david
To: tutor@python.org
Sent: Saturday, December 10, 2005 6:23
AM
hello everyone. i was looking
