Uppercase letter & lowercase letter what are that

Uppercase or capital letters are the letters A-Z, as opposed to lowercase or small letters a-z.

Uppercase letters, also called capital letters, are the letters 'A' through 'Z', as distinguished from lowercase or small letters, 'a' through 'z'.

Uppercase letters, also called capital letters, are the letters 'A' through 'Z', as distinguished from lowercase letters, also called small letters, 'a' through 'z'.

Uppercase letters, also called capital letters, are the letters A-Z. Lowercase letters, also called small letters, are the letters a-z.

Uppercase letters, also called capital letters, are the letters A-Z. Lowercase letters, also called small letters, are the letters a-z.

Uppercase letters are capitol letter

Example:
"hello there" is lowercase
"HELLO THERE" is uppercase.


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by uppercase it means capital letters, it is essential to have a mixture of upper and lowercase letters in any ID as it is harder for someone to gain access.

Every so often you may find you need to type a character on your computer that is either foreign or just not available on a standard keyboard.
The German umlaut is once such symbol.
Used in the German language to indicate a change in sound, the umlaut can sometimes be found in names and words we use in the United States as well.
The literary Bronte sisters, for example, use an umlaut over the E in their last name.
Umlaut's can be found over the vowels A, E, I, O, U and Y in both lowercase and uppercase forms

Hold down the alt key on your PC.
The next step depends on the vowel and case you want for your umlaut.
If you want a lowercase A with an umlaut, type the numbers 0228 on the keypad while holding down the alt key.
If you want an uppercase A with an umlaut, hold down the alt key and type 0196.
Hold down the alt key and type 0235 for a lowercase E with an umlaut.
Hold down alt and type 0203 for an uppercase E with an umlaut.


Hold down the alt key and type 0239 for a lowercase I with an umlaut. Hold down alt and type 0207 for an uppercase I with an umlaut.


Hold down the alt key and type 0246 for a lowercase O with an umlaut.
Hold down alt and type 0214 for an uppercase O with an umlaut.


Hold down the alt key and type 0252 for a lowercase U with an umlaut.
Hold down alt and type 0220 for an uppercase U with an umlaut.


Hold down the alt key and type 0255 for a lowercase Y with an umlaut.
Hold down alt and type 0159 for an uppercase Y with an umlaut.

Typing an Umlaut on a Mac


Hold down the option key on a Mac computer and press the letter u.
Then release both keys and type the letter for which you want the umlaut.
For example, if you want a lowercase A with an umlaut, you would hold down option and u, release, and then type the letter a.
If you want an uppercase A, you would hold down option and the u key, release and then type the letter A.


Hold down option and u, release, and then type the letter e for an umlaut over a lowercase E.
If you want an uppercase E, you would hold down option and the u key, release and then type the letter E.


Hold down option and u, release, and then type the letter i for an umlaut over a lowercase I.
If you want an uppercase I, you would hold down option and the u key, release and then type the letter I.


Hold down option and u, release, and then type the letter o for an umlaut over a lowercase O.
If you want an uppercase O, you would hold down option and the u key, release and then type the letter O.


Hold down option and u, release, and then type the letter u for an umlaut over a lowercase U.
If you want an uppercase U, you would hold down option and the u key, release and then type the letter U. And for an umlaut over an uppercase Y, hold down option and u, release, and then type the letter Y.
For a lowercase Y, hold down option and u, release, and then type the letter y.

What I am typing now is 'lowercase' letters. WHAT I AM TYPING NOW IS 'UPPERCASE' LETTERS. Use either the 'shift' or 'caps lock' keys on your computer keyboard to change between the two.

click on Start > Control Panel, and choose Regional and Language Options.

Click the Customize button underneath the Standards and formats section.

Click on the Time tab and change the time format to H:mm:ss (note the uppercase H) and press OK

Below that button, you’ll also see an example of how each setting is currently configured for Number, Currency, Time, Short Date, and Long Date.

Type uppercase H or HH to Display time in a 24-hour format

Type lowercase h or hh to Display time in a 12-hour format

Type two characters, HH or hh to Display leading zeros in single-digit hours

Type a single uppercase H, or lowercase letter, such as h, m, or s to suppress the display of leading zeros in single-digit hours, minutes, or seconds

Type lowercase t to display a single letter to indicate AM or PM

Type lowercase tt to display two letters to indicate AM or PM

Type single quotation marks (’) around text to display text