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For converting the string into uppercase. s = 'capital letters'. s.upper() >>> 'CAPITAL LETTERS'. For converting only first letter of each word into capital in a sentence. s = 'this is a sentence'. str.title(s) >>> 'This Is A Sentence'.
0. You can use hashes to increase the size of text in markdown. For example # README Creates a big title of "README". The more hashes, the smaller the text becomes (## [text] is a subtitle and ### [text] is a smaller subtitle). edited Apr 8, 2023 at 8:54.
If it's your entire computer, try right-clicking your desktop background, choose Screen Resolution, then do two things: Make sure the resolution is the recommended option. Click "make text or other items larger or smaller" and set those options as you prefer. Let me know how it goes.
I need to write a BIG word on a console, Each character of word should actually comprise of parts, and each part will reveal slowly over the screen, pretty much like this attached picture . Is there a python library that can do this for me, I have searched enough but couldn't find any so far
Right click on desktop. 2. Select Display settings. 3. Click on display. 4. Now increase the Font size by adjusting the bar under Change the size of text, apps and settings. Hope the above information was helpful. If you need further assistance, please do let us know and we would be happy to help you.
Word will allow much larger type than it advertises. Select your font, then type the point size you want to use. My copy of Word 2007 only offers 72 points as its biggest character size, however, I was able to enter 720 in the size column (ten times the 72 points advertised) which produced a capital "A" big enough to almost entirely fill an 8 1 ...
Doing this will hopefully help with what I plan to do with the letter afterwards (cut them out then paint). Having even padding on the top and bottom will certainly help, but I am unsure how to modify the top area to do so. Open the Paragraph formatting dialog and adjust the Spacing Before and Spacing After settings.
If you're just interested in increasing the font size of just the first paragraph of any document, an effect used by online publications, then you can use the first-child pseudo-class to achieve the desired effect.
If you stick to the English language then you can try something like this: if a.to_s =~ /[a-z]/ and a.to_s =~ /[A-Z]/. puts 'f'. else. puts 'p'. end. But if your code needs to be able to also handle the alphabets of other languages then you should use: if a.to_s =~ /[[:lower:]]/ and a.to_s =~ /[[:upper:]]/. puts 'f'.
So you need to output the 1st line of all the big letters in order, then output the 2nd line of all the letters in order, and so on, in your case for 6 lines total – Remy Lebeau Commented Mar 15, 2019 at 2:51