cool I should know that when something simple gets complicated it is because I am doing it the wrong way That makes much more sense.Thanks
On Jan 2, 3:29 am, Dado Feigenblatt <d...@dado.org> wrote: > On 1/1/11 6:06 PM, rudi wrote: > > > Hello, > > I have been trying to capitalize all the letters but I don t know how > > to make the correct loop code. > > For instance, I have looped all the letters of the word and append > > them in an array.So if my name is rudi > > I get myCapitalArray=[R,U,D,I]. > > Now,how do i go and get myCapitalName = RUDI. > > > PS:obviously it is > > myCapitalName=myCapitalArray[0]+myCapitalArray[1]+myCapitalArray[2]+myCapitalArray[3] > > but I am having each time a diferent name with diferent number of > > letters, so how can I do a smart loop for that? > > > Cheers > > yourName = "rudi" > yourName.upper() > > That's all you need, but for future reference > myCapitalArray=[R,U,D,I]. > ''.join(myCapitalArray) > > The '' are two single quotes, which creates an empty string, which joins > the elements of the array. > > Dado -- http://groups.google.com/group/python_inside_maya
