Computers and Technology, 08.09.2020 14:01 claytonhopkins
What is wrong in this code?
My objective is to derive a function that prints the no of lowercase characters and uppercase characters.
I tried to find out but couldn't find out please help
def determine_upper_lower(value):
upper_case = 0
lower_case = 0
for i in value:
if i. isupper():
upper_case = upper_case + 1
elif i. islower():
lower_case = lower_case + 1
result = 'the number of uppercase letters are ' + str(upper_case) + ' and the number of lowercase letters are ' + str(lower_case)
return result
sample_string = 'Quick brown fox jumped over the lazy Dog'
print(determine_upper_lower(sample_ string))
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