Python String islower() Method
The islower() method checks whether all the characters of a given string are lowercased or not. It returns True if all characters are lowercased and False even if one character is uppercase.
It returns False if a string contains only symblos and numbers, but returns True if symbols or numbers are with lower case string.
Syntax:
str.islower()Parameters:
None
Return Value:
Returns True if lowercased, else False.
The following eample checks whether the given string is in lowercase or not.
Example:
>>> mystr = 'hello world'
>>> mystr.islower()
True
>>> mystr = 'Hello world'
>>> mystr.islower()
False
>>> mystr = 'python is #1'
>>> mystr.islower()
True
The islower() method always returns false if a given string contains only symbols or numbers but not alphabats.
Example:
>>> mystr='#1?><~()+=*-+./\[]'
>>> mystr.islower()
False
A string must contain at least one alphabat char.
Example:
>>> mystr='#1?><~()+=*-+./\[] this is lower'
>>> mystr.islower()
True
>>> mystr='#1?><~()+=*-+./\[] THIS IS UPPER'
>>> mystr.islower()
False