Capitalize the first letter after a punctuation
python
Solution
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x = "hello. my name is Jess. what is your name?"
print( '. '.join(map(lambda s: s.strip().capitalize(), x.split('.'))))
output:
Hello. My name is jess. What is your name?
Problem
For example, I have this sentence: ``` hello. my name is Jess. what is your name? ``` and I want to change it into: ``` Hello. My name is Jess. What is your name? ``` I came up with this code, but I have one problem with connecting everything back together ``` def main(): name = input('Enter your sentence: ') name = name.split('. ') for item in name: print (item[0].upper() + item[1:], end='. ') ``` When I put in the sentence, it will return: ``` Hello. My name is Jess. What is your name?. ``` How can I stop the punctuation from appearing at the end of the sentence? Also, what if I have a question in the middle, for example: ``` hi. what is your name? my name is Jess. ```