Added Capitalize in Rust#1782
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Convert the string into Title case i.e., capitalize the first letter in the word. Rust, being strictly guarded for memory-safety and Unicode supporting, takes special care in handling strings.
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Input change requested. Also, don't forget to add this to the README.
Capitalise Letter 1 of the Input String
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Have updated the Program to read input from keyboard(Std Input) & print it to monitor (Std Output) |
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We're getting closer! Keep an eye out on the project requirements page for more details: https://sample-programs.therenegadecoder.com/projects/capitalize/
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Indentation seems a bit off here and in other lines.
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confirm string is passed as commandline argument
Trim the trailing newline
convert to vector
Change the 1'st letter to capital case
convert to string for printing
/ {} will print string without double quotes
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Should I wait for this pull request to be completed before submitting another pull request? |
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Sorry, for sending pull requests, but if it rains, i cannot connect to internet, sending them .. |
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Convert the string into Title case i.e., capitalize the first letter in the word.
Rust, being strictly guarded for memory-safety and Unicode supporting, takes special care in handling strings.
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Convert the string into Title case i.e., capitalize the first letter in the word.
Rust, being strictly guarded for memory-safety and Unicode supporting, takes special care in handling strings.
Main program has a function, which is called with 5 different values which is printed to console. So, separate test file isn't necessary.