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Refer: Medium - Capitalize
Describe
Implement Capitalize<T>
which converts the first letter of a string to uppercase and leave the rest as-is.
For example
code snippetCopytypescripttype capitalized = Capitalize<'hello world'> // expected to be 'Hello world'
Test Cases
code snippetCopytypescriptimport { Equal, Expect } from '@type-challenges/utils'
type cases = [
Expect<Equal<MyCapitalize<'foobar'>, 'Foobar'>>,
Expect<Equal<MyCapitalize<'FOOBAR'>, 'FOOBAR'>>,
Expect<Equal<MyCapitalize<'foo bar'>, 'Foo bar'>>,
Expect<Equal<MyCapitalize<''>, ''>>,
Expect<Equal<MyCapitalize<'a'>, 'A'>>,
Expect<Equal<MyCapitalize<'b'>, 'B'>>,
Expect<Equal<MyCapitalize<'c'>, 'C'>>,
Expect<Equal<MyCapitalize<'d'>, 'D'>>,
Expect<Equal<MyCapitalize<'e'>, 'E'>>,
Expect<Equal<MyCapitalize<'f'>, 'F'>>,
Expect<Equal<MyCapitalize<'g'>, 'G'>>,
Expect<Equal<MyCapitalize<'h'>, 'H'>>,
Expect<Equal<MyCapitalize<'i'>, 'I'>>,
Expect<Equal<MyCapitalize<'j'>, 'J'>>,
Expect<Equal<MyCapitalize<'k'>, 'K'>>,
Expect<Equal<MyCapitalize<'l'>, 'L'>>,
Expect<Equal<MyCapitalize<'m'>, 'M'>>,
Expect<Equal<MyCapitalize<'n'>, 'N'>>,
Expect<Equal<MyCapitalize<'o'>, 'O'>>,
Expect<Equal<MyCapitalize<'p'>, 'P'>>,
Expect<Equal<MyCapitalize<'q'>, 'Q'>>,
Expect<Equal<MyCapitalize<'r'>, 'R'>>,
Expect<Equal<MyCapitalize<'s'>, 'S'>>,
Expect<Equal<MyCapitalize<'t'>, 'T'>>,
Expect<Equal<MyCapitalize<'u'>, 'U'>>,
Expect<Equal<MyCapitalize<'v'>, 'V'>>,
Expect<Equal<MyCapitalize<'w'>, 'W'>>,
Expect<Equal<MyCapitalize<'x'>, 'X'>>,
Expect<Equal<MyCapitalize<'y'>, 'Y'>>,
Expect<Equal<MyCapitalize<'z'>, 'Z'>>,
]
Solution
code snippetCopytypescripttype MyCapitalize<S extends string> = S extends `${infer P}${infer K}` ? `${Uppercase<P>}${K}` : S