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Using toUpperCase() or toLowerCase() to make sure that two strings are compared without regard to case


 



package{

  import flash.display.Sprite;

  

  public class Main extends Sprite{

    public function Main(){



         var inputPW:String = "HaXoR"

         var storedPW:String = "haxor";

        if (storedPW.toLowerCase() == inputPW.toLowerCase()) {

             trace("Login successful");

        } else {

            trace("Login error");

        }



    }

  }

}

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1.	Converting Case
2.	Changing the Case of a String
3.	The toLowerCase() and toUpperCase() methods are particularly useful for comparing strings in a case-insensitive manner.
4.	Is lastIndexOf case sensitive
5.	Convert string to lower case then call the lastIndexOf method
6.	To alter the original string, reassign the return value to it, as follows:
7.	Initial capitalizing the string
8.	toTitleCase( ) converts a string to title case (initial letters capitalized)

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