Convert First Letter of Each Word From Lowercase to Uppercase in Java | Java Programs | Part 3

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[@arjunnatukula7128]

Plz in c

[@prashantkadam2128]

Sir, slightly change in the logic required just in case there are multiple blank spaces then we have to handle it by below condition if(y[i]==' ' && y[i+1]!=' ') this will handle the multiple spaces condition.

[@aniketpatwa6200]

Awesome explanation sir

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[@varshamehra8164]

Sir..u r awesome

[@coolgirlsharu]

Explain the programs on string to string type array sir ,ur explanation is damn good sir

[@Ejiro_Edema]

Great video. How do I make the first character of a string to be in uppercase and the remaining characters to be in lowercase.

[@anantgavas2310]

In the same program how to check if the first letter of each word in sentence is already in uppercase??

[@varunsb8857]

I got this doubt?

[@rasikasandbhor419]

I have tried this program for user input. but after blank space next string is not printed for my code.

[@marrigopikrishna9362]

Sir please upload the array programs in java

[@MahendraKumar-pf8wj]

Sir one boundary case is not taken care when the last character of a string is a blankspace. So there won't be a i+1 character to convert to uppercase

[@karankhot6539]

s.trim()

[@hafizmuhammadzaid4587]

If the first latter of the string is already in uppercase then this code will not work.

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Right! We assure ourselves that you have watched both the previous episodes (Part-1 & Part-2). Let me reiterate, in the first episode, we have taken two SPECIFIC cases and in the subsequent episodes, we have provided the solutions for the same respectively. Nevertheless! A small conditional change to the program code of this episode will give you the expected result - if (y[i] >= 'a' && y[i]

[@mohankumarkg3822]

Sir i have one doubt , how can u convert string to lower/upper case if given string contains both lower and upper case letters?

[@dharanijayachandran8873]

Watch the Episode 10. It will help u...

[@VICKY-zy4bg]

Output shows no accessible methods

[@arivanwali6665]

Please what is (32) is mean ?

[@nikhilkumargiri4266]

This is not working in case of user input.So everytime I change the initialization.

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In order to simplify the explanation, we have hardcoded the input string in the program code. Nevertheless, the same logic should work for user inputs as well. Kindly share your program code here, we'll fix the errors.

[@ashishjha4391]

Why are we subtracting y[0]-32

[@jitendraniranjan272]

Because small 'a' value is 97 Therefore if we subtract 97-32=65 65 is capital A value thn is replace small a to A.

[@karthikp601]

Both first and last letter of each word in c how

[@arjunnatukula7128]

Same doubt

[@surajmahato2557]

this code will fail as soon as you give two or more spaces in between the string for example "aradhya brilliance center"

[@shankysays]

Ye tutorial cum motivational video hai. Lol good video though.