firstup: Set the first letter of a string vector to captial
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Set the first letter of a string vector to captial
Description
Set the first letter of a string vector to captial.
Usage
firstup(x)
Arguments
x
a string vector.
Details
Nothing
Value
Return a string vector with first letter capital.
Note
nothing
Author(s)
Wei Liu
See Also
None
Examples
x <- c("good", "Morning")
firstup(x)
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| firstup | R Documentation |
Set the first letter of a string vector to captial
Description
Set the first letter of a string vector to captial.
Usage
firstup(x)
Arguments
x |
a string vector. |
Details
Nothing
Value
Return a string vector with first letter capital.
Note
nothing
Author(s)
Wei Liu
See Also
None
Examples
x <- c("good", "Morning")
firstup(x)
R Package Documentation
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