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Introduction to JavaScript (staging)
Introduction to JavaScript (staging)
Strings 5/5
Changing Cases of String Variables
In JavaScript, we can convert lower-case string values to upper-case and vice versa. To convert lower-case string to upper-case we use the method toUpperCase() while the method toLowerCase() is for converting string into lower-case. Let’s look at an example.
console.log('JavaScript'.toUpperCase()); console.log('JavaScript'.toLowerCase());
Task
The titles of the books are usually written in upper-case. In the code below, a variable named bookTitle with the value Think and grow rich has been given to you. Your task is to display the value of the above variable in the upper-case.
Summary:
- In JavaScript, we can declare string variables in three ways, single-quotes, double-quotes, and backticks.
- We can use different kinds of special characters like
\nis a special character used for entering a new line. - To get a character at a position we , use:
[]or.charAt(). - The
toLowerCase()andtoUpperCase()are the methods for converting cases in JavaScript.
Switch to desktop for real-world practiceContinue from where you are using one of the options belowThanks for your feedback!
Strings 5/5
Changing Cases of String Variables
In JavaScript, we can convert lower-case string values to upper-case and vice versa. To convert lower-case string to upper-case we use the method toUpperCase() while the method toLowerCase() is for converting string into lower-case. Let’s look at an example.
console.log('JavaScript'.toUpperCase()); console.log('JavaScript'.toLowerCase());
Task
The titles of the books are usually written in upper-case. In the code below, a variable named bookTitle with the value Think and grow rich has been given to you. Your task is to display the value of the above variable in the upper-case.
Summary:
- In JavaScript, we can declare string variables in three ways, single-quotes, double-quotes, and backticks.
- We can use different kinds of special characters like
\nis a special character used for entering a new line. - To get a character at a position we , use:
[]or.charAt(). - The
toLowerCase()andtoUpperCase()are the methods for converting cases in JavaScript.
Switch to desktop for real-world practiceContinue from where you are using one of the options belowThanks for your feedback!
Strings 5/5
Changing Cases of String Variables
In JavaScript, we can convert lower-case string values to upper-case and vice versa. To convert lower-case string to upper-case we use the method toUpperCase() while the method toLowerCase() is for converting string into lower-case. Let’s look at an example.
console.log('JavaScript'.toUpperCase()); console.log('JavaScript'.toLowerCase());
Task
The titles of the books are usually written in upper-case. In the code below, a variable named bookTitle with the value Think and grow rich has been given to you. Your task is to display the value of the above variable in the upper-case.
Summary:
- In JavaScript, we can declare string variables in three ways, single-quotes, double-quotes, and backticks.
- We can use different kinds of special characters like
\nis a special character used for entering a new line. - To get a character at a position we , use:
[]or.charAt(). - The
toLowerCase()andtoUpperCase()are the methods for converting cases in JavaScript.
Switch to desktop for real-world practiceContinue from where you are using one of the options belowThanks for your feedback!
Changing Cases of String Variables
In JavaScript, we can convert lower-case string values to upper-case and vice versa. To convert lower-case string to upper-case we use the method toUpperCase() while the method toLowerCase() is for converting string into lower-case. Let’s look at an example.
console.log('JavaScript'.toUpperCase()); console.log('JavaScript'.toLowerCase());
Task
The titles of the books are usually written in upper-case. In the code below, a variable named bookTitle with the value Think and grow rich has been given to you. Your task is to display the value of the above variable in the upper-case.
Summary:
- In JavaScript, we can declare string variables in three ways, single-quotes, double-quotes, and backticks.
- We can use different kinds of special characters like
\nis a special character used for entering a new line. - To get a character at a position we , use:
[]or.charAt(). - The
toLowerCase()andtoUpperCase()are the methods for converting cases in JavaScript.
Switch to desktop for real-world practiceContinue from where you are using one of the options belowSwitch to desktop for real-world practiceContinue from where you are using one of the options below