Learning Python: The Ultimate Guide for Beginners to Coding with Python with Useful Tools

particular situation correctly. For instance, we have a list of colors and want
to generate an output of different colors. Furthermore, the first letter should
be in the title case of the lower case.
colors =[“green,” “blue,” “red,” “yellow”]
for color in colors:
print(color.title())
The output will be as follows:
Green
Blue
Red
Yellow
Consider another example where we want to print a list of cars. We have to
print them in the title case since it is a proper name. Additionally, the value
“kia” must be in uppercase.
cars = [“toyota,” “kia,” “audi,” “infinity”]

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for car1 in cars:
if car1 == “kia”:
print(car1.upper())
else:
print(car1.title())
The loop first verifies if whether the current value of the car is “kia.” If that
is  true,  it  then  prints  the  value  in  uppercase.  However,  if  it  is  not  kia,  it
prints it in title case. The output will look like this:
Toyota
KIA
Audi
Infinity
The  example  above  combines  different  concepts,  which  at  the  end  of  this
chapter, you will learn. However, let us begin with the various conditional
tests.