Best Rod code snippet using main.replaceLower
utils.go
Source: utils.go
...112 }113 n = strings.Join(converted, "")114 }115 n = strings.ToUpper(n[:1]) + n[1:]116 n = replaceLower(n, "Id")117 n = replaceLower(n, "Css")118 n = replaceLower(n, "Url")119 n = replaceLower(n, "Uuid")120 n = replaceLower(n, "Xml")121 n = replaceLower(n, "Http")122 n = replaceLower(n, "Dns")123 n = replaceLower(n, "Cpu")124 n = replaceLower(n, "Mime")125 n = replaceLower(n, "Json")126 n = replaceLower(n, "Html")127 n = replaceLower(n, "Guid")128 n = replaceLower(n, "Sql")129 n = replaceLower(n, "Eof")130 n = replaceLower(n, "Api")131 return n132}133func replaceLower(n, word string) string {134 return regexp.MustCompile(word+`([A-Z-_]|$)`).ReplaceAllStringFunc(n, strings.ToUpper)135}136var matchFirstCap = regexp.MustCompile("(.)([A-Z][a-z]+)")137var matchAllCap = regexp.MustCompile("([a-z0-9])([A-Z])")138func toSnakeCase(str string) string {139 snake := matchFirstCap.ReplaceAllString(str, "${1}_${2}")140 snake = matchAllCap.ReplaceAllString(snake, "${1}_${2}")141 return strings.ToLower(snake)142}...
replaceLower
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func main() {3 fmt.Println(strings.Replace("Hello World", "o", "0", -1))4 fmt.Println(strings.Replace("Hello World", "o", "0", 1))5 fmt.Println(strings.Replace("Hello World", "o", "0", 2))6 fmt.Println(strings.Replace("Hello World", "o", "0", 3))7 fmt.Println(strings.Replace("Hello World", "o", "0", 4))8 fmt.Println(strings.Replace("Hello World", "o", "0", 5))9 fmt.Println(strings.Replace("Hello World", "o", "0", 6))10 fmt.Println(strings.Replace("Hello World", "o", "0", 7))11 fmt.Println(strings.Replace("Hello World", "o", "0", 8))12 fmt.Println(strings.Replace("Hello World", "o", "0", 9))13 fmt.Println(strings.Replace("Hello World", "o", "0", 10))14 fmt.Println(strings.Replace("Hello World", "o", "0", 11))15 fmt.Println(strings.Replace("Hello World", "o", "0", 12))16 fmt.Println(strings.Replace("Hello World", "o", "0", 13))17 fmt.Println(strings.Replace("Hello World", "o", "0", 14))18 fmt.Println(strings.Replace("Hello World", "o", "0", 15))19 fmt.Println(strings.Replace("Hello World", "o", "0", 16))20 fmt.Println(strings.Replace("Hello World", "o", "0", 17))21 fmt.Println(strings.Replace("Hello World", "o", "0", 18))22 fmt.Println(strings.Replace("Hello World", "o", "0", 19))23 fmt.Println(strings.Replace("Hello World", "o", "0", 20))24 fmt.Println(strings.Replace("Hello World", "o", "0", 21))25 fmt.Println(strings.Replace("Hello World", "o", "0", 22))26 fmt.Println(strings.Replace("Hello World", "o", "0", 23))27 fmt.Println(strings.Replace("Hello World", "o", "0", 24))28 fmt.Println(strings.Replace("Hello World", "o", "0", 25))29 fmt.Println(strings.Replace("Hello World", "o",
replaceLower
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func main() {3 fmt.Print("Enter string: ")4 fmt.Scanln(&str1)5 str2 := replaceLower(str1)6 fmt.Println("New string: ", str2)7}8import (9func replaceLower(str string) string {10 str = strings.Replace(str, "i", "!", -1)11 str = strings.Replace(str, "a", "@", -1)12 str = strings.Replace(str, "m", "M", -1)13 str = strings.Replace(str, "B", "8", -1)14 str = strings.Replace(str, "o", ".", -1)15}
replaceLower
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func main() {3 fmt.Println("String 1: " + s1)4 fmt.Println("String 2: " + s2)5 fmt.Println("String 3: " + s3)6 fmt.Println("String 4: " + s4)7 fmt.Println("String 5: " + s5)8 fmt.Println("String 1 after replaceLower: " + strings.Replace(s1, "Hello", "Bye", -1))9 fmt.Println("String 2 after replaceLower: " + strings.Replace(s2, "HELLO", "BYE", -1))10 fmt.Println("String 3 after replaceLower: " + strings.Replace(s3, "hello", "bye", -1))11 fmt.Println("String 4 after replaceLower: " + strings.Replace(s4, "Hello", "Bye", -1))12 fmt.Println("String 5 after replaceLower: " + strings.Replace(s5, "Hello", "Bye", -1))13}
replaceLower
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func main() {3 fmt.Println("Enter a string: ")4 fmt.Scanln(&str)5 fmt.Println("The string after replacing lowercase letters with uppercase letters is: ", strings.Replace(str, "a", "A", -1))6}
replaceLower
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func main() {3 fmt.Println("Enter a string:")4 fmt.Scanln(&str)5 fmt.Println("New string is: ", strings.Replace(str, "a", "A", -1))6}
replaceLower
Using AI Code Generation
1import "fmt"2func main() {3 fmt.Printf("Enter a string: ")4 fmt.Scanf("%s", &str)5 fmt.Printf("String after replacing lowercase characters with uppercase: %s", replaceLower(str))6}7func replaceLower(str string) string {8 for i := 0; i < len(str); i++ {9 if str[i] >= 97 && str[i] <= 122 {10 result += string(str[i] - 32)11 } else {12 result += string(str[i])13 }14 }15}
replaceLower
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func main() {3 var newStr = strings.Replace(str, "is", "IS", -1)4 fmt.Println(newStr)5}6import (7func main() {8 var newStr = strings.ReplaceAll(str, "is", "IS")9 fmt.Println(newStr)10}11Recommended Posts: Golang | strings.Replace() method12Golang | strings.ReplaceAll() method13Golang | strings.Index() method14Golang | strings.IndexRune() method15Golang | strings.IndexAny() method16Golang | strings.LastIndex() method17Golang | strings.LastIndexAny() method18Golang | strings.LastIndexFunc() method19Golang | strings.Contains() method20Golang | strings.ContainsAny() method21Golang | strings.ContainsRune() method22Golang | strings.HasPrefix() method23Golang | strings.HasSuffix() method24Golang | strings.Count() method25Golang | strings.IndexFunc() method26Golang | strings.Trim() method27Golang | strings.TrimLeft() method28Golang | strings.TrimRight() method29Golang | strings.TrimFunc() method30Golang | strings.TrimPrefix() method31Golang | strings.TrimSuffix() method32Golang | strings.Fields() method33Golang | strings.FieldsFunc() method34Golang | strings.Split() method35Golang | strings.SplitAfter() method36Golang | strings.SplitN() method37Golang | strings.SplitAfterN() method38Golang | strings.Join() method39Golang | strings.Repeat() method40Golang | strings.ToLower() method41Golang | strings.ToUpper() method42Golang | strings.ToTitle() method43Golang | strings.ToTitleSpecial() method44Golang | strings.EqualFold() method45Golang | strings.Map() method46Golang | strings.NewReplacer() method47Golang | strings.Reader() method48Golang | strings.Compare() method49Golang | strings.Title() method
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