Changes

This has created an array object called myArray. Unfortunately this isn't much use to use us because we wanted each character in our string to be placed in a individual array element. To do this we need to specify a regular expression. In this case we need to use the regular expression which represents the point between two characters (//) and pass it through as an argument to the ''split'' method:

The first letter of a string (and only the first letter of a string) can be capitalized using the ''capitalize'' and ''capitalize!'' methods (the first returns a modified string, the second changes the original string):