ucfirst

ucfirst(string)

Returns string with the first character converted to uppercase.

Examples

Convert the first character of a string to uppercase:
```
julia> ucfirst("hello")
"Hello"
```
It converts the first character of the string "hello" to uppercase, resulting in "Hello".
Handle empty strings:
```
julia> ucfirst("")
""
```
When the input string is empty, the function ucfirst returns an empty string.
Preserve the case of the remaining characters:
```
julia> ucfirst("JuLiA")
"JuLiA"
```
The function only converts the first character to uppercase and leaves the remaining characters unchanged.

Common mistake example:

julia> ucfirst(123)
ERROR: MethodError: no method matching ucfirst(::Int64)

In this example, the input argument to ucfirst is an integer (123) instead of a string. The ucfirst function expects a string as input, so make sure to provide a valid string argument.

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