Why python 3 is case sensitive when asking input example
x = input("Name=")
if x == "dante":
print("Hello master")
else:
print("Hello user")
when i input Dante the program execute else
help please
In every language, uppercase letters and lowercase letters are different. So "Dante" can never be equal to "dante".
To make your code work you can replace
'if x == "dante":'
With
'if x.lower() == "dante":'
What .lower() does is convert the string to lowercase.
D & d have different character ordinals which means that Dante will be interpreted as being != to dante. (as Oma Falk stated)
I have attached something which I hope will help you understand further.
https://code.sololearn.com/c7S4Mxsbwa9l/?ref=app
As far as I know, There is different value attached with each alphabet. So B has different value, b has different value. So any programming language is case sensitive as it directly speaks with the machine.
Python basically case sensitive so you sent correct input or change your program ....
x = input("Name=")
if x == "dante" or x == "Dante":
print(" Hello master")
else:
print("Hello user")
Your input is work this code correct output......
