Task 141

Hacktinium

OK, seriously...what am I missing here?

Not sure if you can enlarge that image (I don't seem to be able to my end), so here's my solution:

export const capitalizeFirstWord = (s) => {
	return s.replace("london", "London");
};

My console output is as follows: London is the capital of Great Britain.

...and yet, when I submit, apparently I fail the following test:
2. The first letter of the first word should be turned to uppercase.

I did not change the solution.js file, only the function.js file.

amols

Hi, you need to create a function that is usable for different strings not just the one presented (london...).

Hacktinium

Thanks amols,

I realised this last night and fixed it in the end, but thank you for the reply 😊

I feel like I can’t see the wood for the trees sometimes with some of these problems! Practising ‘taking a step back’ definitely helps though…just got to get better at doing it! 😮‍💨

Andru

Para resolver esto segui 4 pazos para poder resolverlo
1.- Obtener el primer caracter del string: el método charAt(), en el índice 0, para seleccionar el primer carácter del string.
2.- Convertir la primera letra en mayuscula: el método toUpperCase() y convertir el string llamado a mayúscula.
3.- Obtener el residuo del string: el método slice() y obtener el residuo del string (desde el segundo carácter, índice 1, hasta el final del string).
4.- Concatenar la primera letra den mayuscula con el residuo del string y retornar el resultado: el residuo del string string.slice(1).

export const capitalizeFirstWord = (s) => {
return s.charAt(0).toUpperCase() + s.slice(1);
}

Coderslang_Master

Andru Hey, Andru! As I don't speak Spanish, it's an English forum.

While we may have forums in other languages, let's try to write here in English only please.

MohammadTalha

Code below worked for me simple and optimized. Correct me if its wrong Coderslang_Master .

export const capitalizeFirstWord = (s) => {
return s.replace(s[0],s[0].toUpperCase());
}