Why is python case sensitive?

Answer 1

What makes it sensitive is that it does not know the differences
You have learnt python I have not
If there are variables in it
Lets say
var 1 and Var 1 are two different variables
In html it is insensitive because Hello and hello are the same
<p> and </P> are the same

Answer 2

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Answer 3

You need to define what you mean by sensitive. If you didn't mean case sensitive, clarify it.

Answer 4

Python is a sensitive language like C++, JAVA . A language is case-sensitive if it distinguishes between identifiers like my address and My Address. In other words, it cares about case- lowercase or uppercase. Yes, Like most of the widely used programming languages like Java, C, C++, etc, Python is also a case sensitive language.
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Answer 5

It has been constructed to be like that

Answer 6

Thanks for the answers

Answer 7

It is Case sensitive .
"Hello" and "hello" are different strings. You want a program that asks the user to type HELLO and print that output only if the user types that correctly , Hello or HeLLo won't work

Answer 8

Obviously because they made it like that. But "why" they made it like that? In short because it is a "Programming Language" unlike HTML. See, Python is used in almost every field and they don't want to limit the number of variables or identifiers to remain limited. For example, X can be a matrix and x is the iterator of that matrix. In mathematics we don't want to limit ourselves with symbols and variables, so every different looking variable is different.

Answer 9

Yes, Python languages are case sensitive, so these equality check methods are also case sensitive. We also offering python training in chennai for all streams of engineering students.
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