Python Coding challenge - Day 16 | What is the output of the following Python Code?

 

Explanation:

The .istitle() method:

This method checks whether a string follows title case formatting.

A string is considered title case if:

The first character of each word is uppercase.

All other characters in each word are lowercase.

Words are separated by non-alphanumeric characters (like spaces, punctuation, or special symbols).

Breaking down the input string:

'Hello!2@#World' is split into words at non-alphanumeric boundaries.

The "words" identified in this string are:

'Hello' (first character uppercase, rest lowercase → valid title case).

'World' (first character uppercase, rest lowercase → valid title case).

Special characters and numbers:

Special characters (!2@#) are ignored in determining title case.

As long as the alphanumeric words follow the title case rules, .istitle() will return True.

Why the result is True:

The string 'Hello!2@#World' meets the criteria for title case:

The two words (Hello and World) follow title case rules.

Non-alphanumeric characters and numbers do not break the title case structure.

Final Output:

True