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प्रश्न
Write a difference between the functions isUpperCase() and toUpperCase().
Differentiate between isUpperCase() and toUpperCase().
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उत्तर १
The isuppercase() method is used to check whether the given character is in upper case or not. It returns a Boolean data type.
The toUpperCase() method is used to convert a character or string into upper case. It returns char or String type.
उत्तर २
| Sr. No. | isUpperCase() | toUpperCase() |
| 1. | The isuppercase() method is used to check whether the given character is in upper case or not. It returns a Boolean data type. | The toUpperCase( ) method is used to convert a character or string into upper case. It returns char or String type. |
| 2. | This function returns true if the parameter is an uppercase letter, and false otherwise. | This function returns the supplied argument in uppercase characters. If a character is already in uppercase, it remains unchanged. If the supplied character is not a letter, it will be returned as is. |
| 3. | Syntax: |
Syntax: |
| 4. | Example: |
Example: |
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