Are auto implemented private counterparts preceded by a lower case character?

Question

When you want to access from within the class the private field that is automatically created when you use auto implementation do you refer to it exactly as it is written with caps or does the compiler create a lower case counterpart?

Answer 1

C# is a case sensitive language you should refer things as they are declared.

int number = 4;
int Number = 6;

Console.WriteLine(quot;{number}, {Number}");
// Outputs : "4, 6"