Yes, I checked out that I have already run "from string import *". So
the lower() means string.lower() function.
However, something else came out just now:
>>>instr='a'
>>>instr.join('b')
'b'
>>>instr.lower()
'A'
>>>instr
'a'
Both as the method of the type str, join never use the instr instance
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"Sullivan WxPyQtKinter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> In python, these expression seems yields the same result:
>
> inputstring='ABC'
>
> print inputstring.lower()
> print lower(inputstring)
> print string.lower(inputstring)
>
> result:
> abc
> abc
> abc
I get
>>> inputstring="ABC"
>>> print inpu
