Which programming languages are case sensitive and what it means?

Question

I would be truly grateful if you could answer it, guys. I knew that once but I forget it.

Answer 1

Let's take an example.
In Non case-sensitive language,
my_Variable and MY_VARIABLE are the same, for instance, whereas in case-sensitive language, it exists a difference between this two names.

Answer 2

Most modern programming languages are case sensitive. HTML and SQL are not. Pranav Pratap Singh has a good list.

Answer 3

Viktor Bócz Case sensitivity means treating UPPER CASE ALPHABETS and lower case alphabets different.
That is just like Théophile said "my_Variable and MY_VARIABLE are same in NOT case sensitive language"

Answer 4

Case sensitive language means that variable names of different cases (upper/lower case) are pointed to 2 different things. Languages like Java and C++ are case sensitive.
For example,if i use C++:
int number =3;
cout<<Number; //this will cause an error as Number with an uppercase 'N' isnt declared.

Answer 5

Case sensitive language simply means that it treats lowercase and uppercase character differently..

Eg:Hello is not equal to hello

Answer 6

Well, for example, Java is case sensitive because for example:
- a variable "myhouse" is different from the variable "myHouse".
A case sensitive programming language is basically a language that takes into consideration uppercase and lowercase letters.

Answer 7

C++, PHP, ans son and it means using the words or numbers may be capital or small because it might cause an error.

Answer 8

In python, for example, some_variable and SOME_Variable are different variables, that's why Python is case-sensitive language.

Answer 9

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Answer 10

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