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Question 6Given myvar = 'hello' , how would you return myvar as uppercase?

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Question 6Given myvar = 'hello' , how would you return myvar as uppercase?

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To return the variable 'myvar' as uppercase in Python, you would use the .upper() method. Here are the steps:

  1. First, you need to define the variable 'myvar' and assign the string 'hello' to it. You can do this with the following line of code:
myvar = 'hello'
  1. Next, you can use the .upper() method to convert the string to uppercase. This method is called on the string object 'myvar'. Here is how you can do it:
uppercase_myvar = myvar.upper()
  1. Now, 'uppercase_myvar' contains the uppercase version of 'myvar'. You can print it to the console to check the result:
print(uppercase_myvar)

When you run this code, it will print 'HELLO' to the console.

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