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What does the lower() method do in Python?
What does the lower() method do in Python?
- Removes spaces from a string
- Converts a string to uppercase
- Reverses a string
- Converts a string to lowercase (correct)
The lower() method modifies the original string it is applied to.
The lower() method modifies the original string it is applied to.
False (B)
What data type can the lower() method be applied to?
What data type can the lower() method be applied to?
string
To use the lower() method, the syntax is _______.lower().
To use the lower() method, the syntax is _______.lower().
Match the following programming terms with their definitions:
Match the following programming terms with their definitions:
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Python lower() method
Python lower() method
Converts a string to lowercase in Python, returning a new string.
String data type
String data type
The data type used with Python's lower() method.
lower() method parameters
lower() method parameters
The lower() method does not require any parameters for conversion.
String immutability
String immutability
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Case-insensitive comparison
Case-insensitive comparison
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