Python string istitle() is a function that returns true if the first letter of string is uppercase and all other letters of the word are lowercase.
Python string istitle() method is an inbuilt string handling function that returns true if the first letter of the words present in the string is uppercase and all the other letters of the word are lowercase. In all other cases, it returns false. Another essential point to note is that symbols and numbers are ignored when we are using the istitle() method on the string. We also call the words that have the first letter as uppercase and all other letters as lowercase titlecased.
Python istitle() returns True if the string is the titlecased string; otherwise, it returns False.
str.istitle()
Here str is the string variable, which is to be checked if it is titlecased.
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