input :ash.capitalize()
output:'Abv dfgrjjdhjheyooadfhshfheyoohey2255'
input:ash.islower()
output:True
why is the output of islower() method true even though the first character of the "ash" string is in uppercase.
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Your question is not clear. You call `ash.capitalize()`, which returns *a new string* (leaving the old one unchanged). So `ash.lower()` may or may not be true, you cannot tell by looking at the output of `ash.capitalize()` – juanpa.arrivillaga Jun 06 '18 at 04:31
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Do this: `ash = ash.capitalize()`. Then the `islower()` test will work. – AGN Gazer Jun 06 '18 at 04:32
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Related: https://stackoverflow.com/q/47026581/8033585 – AGN Gazer Jun 06 '18 at 04:38
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ash.capitalize() does not change the value of ash to Abv dfgrjjdhjheyooadfhshfheyoohey2255 . Instead, it returns a string which needs to be stored in another variable.
Hence, if we call islower() on ash, it is still all lower case.
An example of how it should be done:-
x = "abv dfgrjjdhjheyooadfhshfheyoohey2255";
y = x.capitalize();
print y.islower();
Documentation for the same:-
