toLowerCase and toUpperCase with English. #30
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Andre601
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there are no cons of this PR so, yes more benefits. |
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toLowerCase and toUpperCase with English. (Chew#30)
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allmodule of the JDA-Utilities library.Description
PR fixes some language bugs when using toLowerCase and toUpperCase methods. For example Turkish,
i.toUpperCase()will beİwhich complains Java because it's not a English letter, orI.toLowerCase()will beı, again not a English letter.