Perl | uc() Function - GeeksforGeeks

uc() function in Perl returns the string passed to it after converting it into uppercase. It is similar to ucfirst() function which returns only first character in uppercase.

Note: The characters which are already in UpperCase are not modified.

Syntax: uc String

Returns: string in uppercase.

Example 1:

#!/usr/bin/perl -w 
  
# String to be converted to UPPERCASE 
$string = "geeksfOrGeeks"; 
  
print "Original String: $string\n"; 
  
# Converting the string to  
# UPPERCASE using uc() function 
$UPPER_STRING = uc($string); 
  
print "Modified String: $UPPER_STRING"; 

Output:

Original String: geeksfOrGeeks
Modified String: GEEKSFORGEEKS

Example 2:

#!/usr/bin/perl -w 
  
# String to be converted to UPPERCASE 
$string = "WelComEToGeeKS"; 
  
print "Original String: $string\n"; 
  
# Converting the string to  
# UPPERCASE using uc() function 
$UPPER_STRING = uc($string); 
  
print "Modified String: $UPPER_STRING"; 

Output:

Original String: WelComEToGeeKS
Modified String: WELCOMETOGEEKS

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