# 
## Overview
In Swift, the **`localizedCapitalized`** property returns the capitalized representation of a string instance that is produced using the current locale.
## Syntax
```swift
string.localizedCapitalized
```
## Return Value
This property returns a capitalized representation of a string using the current locale.
## Example

// import the foundation framework
import Foundation

// create strings 
let str1 = "google"
let str2 = "netflix"
let str3 = "amazon"
let str4 = "apple"
let str5 = "meta"

// get the capitalized representation
print(str1.localizedCapitalized)
print(str2.localizedCapitalized)
print(str3.localizedCapitalized)
print(str4.localizedCapitalized)
print(str5.localizedCapitalized)

## Explanation
* **Line 2**: We import the `Foundation` framework. This allows us to use the `localizedCapitalized` property.
* **Lines 5–9**: We create some strings.
* **Lines 12–16**: We use `localizedCapitalized` on the strings and print the output to the console.

What is the localizedCapitalized property in Swift?

Returns the capitalized representation of a string using the current locale settings in Swift.