Capitalize() method in Python String Module

The capitalize() method in Python program converts the first alphabet of the string into uppercase and the all the remaining alphabets to lower case.

Syntax:

string.capitalize()

This method do not have any arguments to provide.

Capitalize() method can be used in alphabetical and non-alphabetical strings.

Below are the Examples:

Example-1:

Use of Capitalize() in alphabetical string:

text= "iam the python developer"
x=text.capitalize()
print (x)

Output:

Example-2:

Use of Capitalize() in non-alphabetical string starting with number:

text='1 is rank of python among programming languages'
x= text.capitalize()
print(x)

Output:

Example-3:

Use of Capitalize() in non-alphabetical string starting with symbol:

text='/ is an operator in Python'
x= text.capitalize()
print(x)

Output: