lowercase

lowercase(string)

Returns string with all characters converted to lowercase.

Examples

In the Julia programming language, the function lowercase(string)

Returns the string with all characters converted to lowercase.

julia> lowercase("HELLO")
"hello"

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Convert a string to lowercase:
```
julia> lowercase("Hello, World!")
"hello, world!"
```
This example converts the string "Hello, World!" to lowercase.
Handle non-alphabetic characters:
```
julia> lowercase("123ABC?")
"123abc?"
```
The function handles non-alphabetic characters and only converts alphabetic characters to lowercase.
Combine with other string operations:
```
julia> name = "Julia"
julia> lowercase("Hello, " * name)
"hello, julia"
```
It can be combined with other string operations, such as concatenation, to convert specific parts of a string to lowercase.

Common mistake example:

julia> lowercase(123)
ERROR: MethodError: no method matching lowercase(::Int64)

In this example, an error occurs because the lowercase function expects a string as input, not an integer. Make sure to provide a valid string argument to the lowercase function to avoid such errors.

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