C# is case sensitive, what is mean by case sensitive
Answer Posted / kishoreg
The First thing that we need to aware is C# is case-
sensitive.If you are used to program using either c,c++
then definitely you might have come across the case-
sensitive nature.
Small Example to case[i.e, either UPPER or lower]
sensitive .
We used to define Main as
static void Main()
{
....
}
but instead if you write the [M]ain as [m]ain then it will
give you error becoz both are different identifier.
This is what case-sensitive.Most of the time VS-IDE will to
your rescue if you gone wrong somewhere with the c# syntax.
Hope it is helpful.
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