Char Functions
These function are used to work on 'Char' type values.
SRON provides 9 functions for this:
ascii()
isalphabet()
isconsonant()
isdigit()
islower()
isupper()
isvowel()
tolower()
toupper()
1. ascii():
To get the ASCII number of a 'Char' value or you want to get the character value of a ASCII number, then this function is used.
{
name : Main
@ if you pass a 'Char' value,then this
@ function will return the ASCII number
Int val = ascii('A')
println(val)
@ if you pass a 'Int' value, then this
@ function will return its 'Char' value
val = ascii(122)
println(val)
}
OUTPUT:
65 z
2. isalphabet():
This functions checks if the passed 'Char' type value is an alphabet or not
{
name : Main
Bool val = isalphabet('z')
println(val)
val = isalphabet('@')
println(val)
}
OUTPUT:
true false
3. isconsonant():
This function checks if the passed 'Char' type value is a consonant or not
{
name : Main
Bool val = isconsonant('z')
println(val)
val = isconsonant('A')
println(val)
}
OUTPUT:
true false
4. isdigit():
This function checks if the passed 'Char' type value is digit or not
{
name : Main
Bool val = isdigit('A')
println(val)
val = isdigit('1')
println(val)
}
OUTPUT:
false true
5. islower():
This function returns true if the passed 'Char' type value is in lower case otherwise returns false.
{
name : Main
Bool val = islower('z')
println(val)
val = islower('@')
println(val)
}
OUTPUT:
true false
6. isupper():
This function returns true if the passed 'Char' type value is in upper case otherwise returns false.
{
name : Main
Bool val = isupper('Z')
println(val)
val = isupper('@')
println(val)
}
OUTPUT:
false true
7. isvowel():
This function is used to check if the passed 'Char' value is a vowel or not.
{
name : Main
Bool val = isvowel('A')
println(val)
val = isvowel('t')
println(val)
}
OUTPUT:
true false
8. tolower():
This function converts the passed 'Char' value to lower case.
{
name : Main
Char val = tolower('S')
println(val)
}
OUTPUT:
s
9. toupper():
This function converts the passed 'Char' value to upper case.
{
name : Main
Char val = toupper('a')
println(val)
}
OUTPUT:
A
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