in this article you learn about case sensitivity in python within pythonwithyp, python is case sensitive programming language , suppose we define a variable “Hello World” , then an error will occur if the variable called “hello world” , these define ,and these both variable "Hello world " and "hello word" both have different meaning
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Is the python case sensitive ? |pythonwithyp |
Is the python case sensitive?
Yes ! Python is case sensitive
What is meant by case-sensitive?
Python is case sensitive Language, like many other programming languages for
example C++, Java, JavaScript
it means Uppercase and lowercase letters are treated as distinct (case-sensitive) or equivalent
(case-insensitive)
For example , the " dog " and " Dog " in First word 'd' is lowercase and second in word 'D' is
in Upper case but the meaning is same its mean case sensitive
As we know the python case sensitive means “Hello World” and “hello world” are not the same.
Example
Name = "john"
Second_Name = "Doe"
print("my name is" + name + " "+ second_name)
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Traceback (most recent call last):
File "./prog.py", line 4, in <module>
NameError: name 'name' is not defined
Now we will solve this "NameError" this is a case sensitive error
Example
Name = "john"
Second_Name = "Doe"
print("my name is " + Name + " "+ Second_Name)
Output
my name is john Doe