Urgh. I wish languages wouldn't do this. Things which look different should be different.
At least it's case sensitive for the first letter, which means that the traditional lowercase-for-identifiers, capitalised-for-types naming scheme works.
I've tried programming in Ada, which has case insensitive identifiers; it was deeply painful.
Edit: Plus, of course, case sensitivity is locale dependent. Are I and i the same letter? Not if you're Turkish. (Upper case i is İ; lower case I is ı.)
At least it's case sensitive for the first letter, which means that the traditional lowercase-for-identifiers, capitalised-for-types naming scheme works.
I've tried programming in Ada, which has case insensitive identifiers; it was deeply painful.
Edit: Plus, of course, case sensitivity is locale dependent. Are I and i the same letter? Not if you're Turkish. (Upper case i is İ; lower case I is ı.)
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