How to convert a string to uppercase letters
Swift version: 5.2
If you want to convert a string to uppercase – that is, WHERE EVERY LETTER IS A CAPITAL LETTER – you should use the uppercased() method of your string, like this:
let str = "Sunday, Monday, Happy Days"
print(str.uppercased())That code will print "SUNDAY, MONDAY, HAPPY DAYS" into the Xcode console.
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Available from iOS 2.0
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