Python String istitle() Method

14-01-23 Ahmed Obaid 927 2
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​The istitle() function returns True if the string is a title. otherwise it returns False.

"title" means:  that all words in the string must begin with uppercase letters and the remaining characters must be lowercase.


How to formulate it like this:


string. istitle()

Return value: Returns True if a string is a title. If it is not, it returns the value False


Example:


# All words in the string begin with an uppercase letter
string = "Learn Python With Ahmed Obaid"
print(string.istitle())
#All words in the series are in lower case
string = "learn  python  with ahmed obaid"
print(string.istitle())
# All words in the series are capitalized
string = "LEARN  PYTHON  WITH AHMED OBAID"
print(string.istitle())
# Numbers are ignored
string = "My Number Is 010"
print(string.istitle())

The output will be:


True
False
False
True

In the following example, we will use the istitle() function Check the chain status. Is it a title or something else?

 Example:


string = "Learn Python With Ahmed Obaid"
if string.istitle() == True:
    print('This string is titled')
else:
    print('This string is not a title')

 The output will be:


This string is titled

 External sources:

 Built-in functions - official Python documentation

 If you have any questions or concerns, leave them in the comments

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