Hi, the i doesn't does anything in this case, it is my mania of writing it always. The mdn's docu says this about \w:
i
Matches any alphanumeric character from the basic Latin alphabet, including the underscore. Equivalent to [A-Za-z0-9_]
So \w is case insesitive already.
'mi ke$ha'.toLowerCase().replace(/\b\w/gi, c => c.toUpperCase()) //> "Mi Ke$Ha"
:'(
That was expected, which result do you wanted?
Try my honestly unironically inferior regex and see:
'mi ke$ha'.toLowerCase().replace(/(?:^|\s)\w/g, c => c.toUpperCase())
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idoesn't does anything in this case, it is my mania of writing it always. The mdn's docu says this about \w:So \w is case insesitive already.
OH NO
:'(
That was expected, which result do you wanted?
Try my honestly unironically inferior regex and see: