Question 6Given myvar = 'hello' , how would you return myvar as uppercase?1 pointlen(myvar)myvar.find('hello')myvar.upper()

Break Down the Problem

1. We need to convert the string stored in myvar to uppercase.
2. We are given several methods to consider, including len(myvar), myvar.find('hello'), and myvar.upper().

Relevant Concepts

• String Methods in Python:
  • upper(): This method returns a copy of the string with all characters converted to uppercase.
  • len(): This function returns the number of characters in the string.
  • find(): This method returns the index of the first occurrence of a specified substring.

Analysis and Detail

1. Evaluate the options provided:
   • len(myvar): This will return the length of the string but does not alter its case.
   • myvar.find('hello'): This will return the index of the substring 'hello' if found, but also does not change the case.
   • myvar.upper(): This will return 'HELLO', which is the uppercase version of the string.

Verify and Summarize

• The method that correctly converts myvar to uppercase is myvar.upper(). Therefore, this is the valid choice among the options provided.

Final Answer

The correct way to return myvar as uppercase is myvar.upper().