How to convert one element (let's say "banana" in a list to upper case, all the rest elements remain in their original case?
my_list=["apple","banana","orange"]
By using for loop, map function or lambda function, all elements are being converted to uppercase.
You can use the list's index to access and update the item.
# Sample list
my_list = ['apple', 'banana', 'cherry']
# What element do we want to change to uppercase?
item_to_upper = input("Enter the item to convert to uppercase: ")
# Check if the item exists in the list and update it if found
if item_to_upper in my_list:
index = my_list.index(item_to_upper) # Find the index of the item
my_list[index] = my_list[index].upper() # Convert the item to uppercase
else:
print(f"'{item_to_upper}' not found in the list.")
print(my_list)