[Tutor] Reading elements in a file

Prasad, Ramit ramit.prasad at jpmchase.com
Thu May 5 22:43:56 CEST 2011


> string.capwords(s[, sep])
So capwords is a little bit different but you can use a combination of split() and title() to do some of it. Title() will work for the default case, but if you split on non-whitespace then you will need to manually use split().
'test test test'.title()
'Test Test Test'

This is the only one I think you cannot do from the str object. (Well, not in Python2. Python3 has maketrans built into the str object.).
>string.maketrans(from, to)


Ramit



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