IsLowercase(X)

IsLowercase(X)

IsLowercase(X) is true when toLowercase(Y) = Y.

For example, isLowercase("combining mark") is true, and isLowercase("Combining mark") is false.

The derived binary property Changes_When_Lowercased is listed in the data file DerivedCoreProperties.txt in the Unicode Character Database.

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