R has a handy function called chartr ().
This is a function that when you specify two strings, replace each of their corresponding characters.
Let's see an example.
R
txt <- "I like orange"
chartr("abcde", "ABCDE", txt)
result
[1] "I likE orAngE."
To do this in Python:
Python
import string
txt = "I like orange."
trans = string.maketrans("abcde", "ABCDE")
result = txt.translate(trans)
print(result)
result
I likE orAngE.
Enjoy!
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