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I am looking for the shortest, simplest and most elegant way to count the number of capital letters in a given string.
Started by pablo on
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"\n";.
capital_letters('HelLo2') .
Function capital_letters($s) { $u = 0; $d = 0; $n++; } } return $u; } echo 'caps: ' .
And slow some things are when compared to others.
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Fixed capital and working capital diffrence?
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While the fixed ....
Each type of capital provides different type of benefits to the company to customers.
Fixed capital and working capital are two very important assets in the ongoing function of just about every type of business.
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Hello,
I am having a NSString to which I am trimming at the start and end for blank spaces. Now I want to make the first alphabet or letter of the string to appear as capital.
Is there any short available or I need to take the first alphabet and convert...
Started by rkbang on
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What I always used to do in C, which still... .
Here is the NSString class reference.
If you only have one or two words in your string, this may be what you want .
NSString *)capitalizedString
will make all words in the string initially capitalized.
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Many years ago when I was at uni they said to put a capital i (I) in front of interfaces. Is this still a convention because I see many interfaces that do not follow this.
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Code should be written agnostic as to whether an object is being handled via an interface or directly via... .
Personally, I dislike it since I think it leaks information that should not be leaked .
That is not typically done in Java - it's a C#/.NET thing .
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Given the string "ThisStringHasNoSpacesButItDoesHaveCapitals" what is the best way to add spaces before the capital letters. So the end string would be "This String Has No Spaces But It Does Have Capitals"
Here is my attempt with a RegEx
System.Text.RegularExpressions...
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Value = System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex.Replace(value, "[A-Z]", " $0");
Your solution has an issue in that it puts a space before the first letter... .
Just remember to reassign value to the return value of this function .
What you have works perfectly.
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In notepad++, I was writing a javascript file, and something didn't work: an alert had to be shown when a button was clicked, but it wasn't working.
I has used the auto-complete plugin provided with Notepad++, which presented me with "onClick".
When I...
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The answer is that the attributes are not case sensitive, but the way that we access them through the... .
Onclick) are or are not case-sensitive.
It sounds as thought you are talking about whether html attributes (e.g .
Javascript is ALWAYS case-sensitive.
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I heard someone say that in C#, capital Decimal is using more memory than lower case decimal, because Decimal is resolved to the lowercase decimal and that requires memory.
Is that true?
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The compiler will treat decimal declarations as Decimal, and ... .
In C#, decimal is just a synonym for Decimal.
That's just silly.
They're exactly the same and the alias is resolved at compile-time .
Decimal is simply an alias for System.Decimal.
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Traditional, Capital Cup, Modified Capital Cup ??? Can you please provide the definitions of:
-Traditional
-Capital Cup
-Modified Capital Cup
I know they are different meet warm-up formats but don't know more than that. Also, is the same terminology used...
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They have two sets.
By my recollection even "the" Capital Cup has been modified traditional for some time now.
I've only competed in a few true Capital Cup meets.
Encountered one that doesn't).
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I see this behavior from time to time where a site's URL will be in all capital letters when linked from the navigation. The site's name is not all caps, and the URL is properly cased in most situations. The all uppercase treatment appears to come and...
Started by Matt Connolly on
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Check the welcome page setting for the site....
They converted the URL to all uppercase to make the string finds easier .
My development team caused it when they created a custom navigation provider and needed to check values in the URL .
I have seen it...
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I am trying to determine if a string has more than 1 capital letter in a row at the start of a string. I have the following regex but it doesn't work:
`^[A-Z]{2,1000}`
I want it to return true for:
ABC ABc ABC ABC ABc Abc But false for:
Abc AbC Abc Abc...
Started by Darryl Hein on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Or more capital letters"
Here's some tests with the strings you provided that should match:
>>> you want it to match the entire line if the first 2 letters are capital? If so, this should do.
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