Online Lower Case Converter

I have a simple piece of code where you input a name to receive further information about that person. Eg you enter 'john' for information on John. However, if a user inputs 'John' or 'JOHN' for example I get the following traceback error.

Traceback (most recent call last):  File "<pyshell#0>", line 1, in <module>    JohnNameError: name 'John' is not defined

I have been able to insert .lower() into my code in places (currently removed) without error however it still does not accept 'John'/'JOHN' etc, and returns all of the information about John in lowercase - which is not what I want.

Is it possible to allow the user to input using capitals? I am very new to Python and appreciate this is very straight forward, and I have seen similar threads with .lower() and input().lower() replies and similar, but struggling to work out where to include that in my code to allow for the user to input 'John' etc. Thanks.

class Employees:    def __init__(self, name, lastname, age, department):        self.name = name        self.lastname = lastname        self.age = age        self.department = department    def displayEmployees(self):        return("The employee is called " + self.name + ' ' + self.lastname + " and is " + str(self.age) + " years old, and works in the " + self.department + " department.")employee1 = Employees("Sam", "Smith", 25, "Office")employee2 = Employees("John", "Smith", 23, "Admin")employee3 = Employees("Amy", "Smith", 28, "Admin")employee4 = Employees("Alice", "Smith", 30, "Reception")employee5 = Employees("Chris", "Smith", 51, "Managers")sam = employee1.displayEmployees()john = employee2.displayEmployees()amy = employee3.displayEmployees()alice = employee4.displayEmployees()chris = employee5.displayEmployees()print("Please input the first name of the employee you wish to find out more about the employee")

Suppose I have a dataframe df.

> df <- data.frame(Disease = c('Disease Entry1; disease Entry2', 'disease Entry4','disease Entry5; disease entry6'), ID = c(1,2,3))> df                         Disease ID1 Disease Entry1; disease Entry2  12                 disease Entry4  23 disease Entry5; disease entry6  3

How can I manipulate it so that each Disease entry is all lowercase except for the first letter for each entry? i.e.

> df                         Disease ID1 Disease entry1; Disease entry2  12                 Disease entry4  23 Disease entry5; Disease entry6  3

I assume I would take use of the tolower function somehow, but how to take into account the semicolons?

Previous to Chrome v60 being released the following code worked in Chrome and recent version of Firefox

var deleteOccured = $.grep(headers, function (a) {    return a.indexOf('DeleteOccured') != -1;})[0].split(':')[1].trim();

Where "headers" are

DeleteOccured: false    

When I debug the grep loop - "DeleteOccured" in Chrome is showing as all lowercase

And given that indexOf is case sensitive it breaks in Chrome and yet still works in FF

So am wondering - does anyone know what specifically changed in Chrome to cause this to start breaking (incidentally have already fixed it, but am still curious as to why)

We are creating an application using ExtJS 4 which has a requirement that entry in a form textfield should always be in UPPERCASE.

For this, I found that I can call a function on change event and convert the current value to uppercase and set it back to the field in following way:

change: function(field, newValue){   field.setValue(newValue.toUpperCase());} 

What this does is that if a user enters a letter in lowercase, then it converts it to uppercase and puts it back in the field. During this, there is a slight transition displayed to the user from lower to upper case. That is, the user is able to see the letter in lower case and after a millisecond may be, the letter becomes uppercase.

The question is: Is there a way to avoid this 'transition/transformation' from lower to upper case and show letters in uppercase directly to the user as soon as he types something?

I tried using - style=text-transform:uppercase - but no luck.

Any help would be really appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

I'm trying to make it so that I can exit this program with exit even if someone enters EXIT ExIt, EXit, etc. I tried putting it at the end of the var input at the beginning of the string and at the end of the string in the "}while" statement and it still not getting it to work. Does anyone know where I should put it?

<!DOCTYPE html><html><head><title>Project 1 – Michael Fiorello</title></head><body><h1>Robot Speak</h1><script>    do{    var input = prompt ("Please enter 1, 2, 3, or exit.");{    if (input == "1")         {             alert ("THANKS!")         }    else if (input == "2")        {        alert ("COOL!")        }    else if (input == "3")        {        alert ("AWESOME!")          }    else if (input == "exit")        {       alert ("Okay")         }    else         {        alert ("You need to enter something")        console.warn("You need to enter something");        }        }        }while(input != "exit")</script></body></html>