Say the user enters "joe smith". I can find the J but I'm not sure how to find the S seeing that the length of the string can vary.
name=input("What is your name")
initials=(name[0],#not sure)
initials=initials.upper()
print(initials)
I had a question like this similar on a quiz and apparently I'm supposed to use indexing. Is that possible?
Use:
name = input("What is your name: ")
initials = ' '.join(map(lambda i: i.title(), name.split()))
print (initials)
or step by step:
name = input("What is your name: ")
splited_initials = name.split() # ["joe", "smith"]
titled_initials = [item.title() for item in splited_initials] # ["Joe", "Smith"]
initials = ' '.join(titled_initials) # "Joe Smith"
print (initials)
This worked for me. It will print each inital on a new line so you may want to add to an array or something before printing:
name = input("what is your name?")
names = name.split()
for name in names:
if name != "":
print name[0]
name=input("What is your name")
initials=name.split(" ")
for word in initials:
if word != "":
print(word[0].upper())
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