Uppercase
Alternatively referred to as caps and capital, uppercase (UC) is a typeface of larger characters. For example, a, b, and c is lowercase and A, B, and C is uppercase. Pressing the caps lock key will change between upper and lowercase characters or pressing the shift key while pressing a letter will make that letter capitalized.
It is bad
etiquette to have everything you type in ALL
UPPERCASE CHARACTERS. When reading anything that is typed in all caps most
readers will assume that you're yelling or just find it difficult to read.
- Use the online converter to convert your text to uppercase, lowercase, and many other modifications.
- Quickly convert text from uppercase to lowercase using Microsoft Word.
Also see: Caps lock, Case, Case sensitive, Character, Font, Lowercase
