What does case sensitive mean?

Answer 1

This means that if we have a name "Age" and another "age", these are 2 different names. Case sensitive means that the program does not ignore even tiny change.

Answer 2

Case sensitive. The name has the answer, meaning your Upper'case' characters and your Lower'case' characters are different for the compiler. Like @Remmae said: 'Age' and 'age' have a different meaning for the compiler of that language.

Answer 3

Case sensitive means your Upper'case' characters and your Lower'case' characters are different for the compiler.

Answer 4

case sensitive means same word written in upper case and lower case are different. example a variable name and Name are two different variables.

Answer 5

case sensitive means small and uppercase letters are treated uniquely by the compiler so when ur coding there is difference between c and C. hope u liked it :)

Answer 6

the Acsia system or whatever gives the each case of the same letter a different value...'A' is not dealt with as 'a'
that is why it is called case sensative....when you are going to study the binary and digit calculations ,you will see the huge differences the cases are causing...

Answer 7

Case sensitive means that each term or word have to be typed exactly as required.

Answer 8

It means that the keyboard will also consider all the layout i.e Capital, Camel layout etc

Answer 9

case sensitive: "A" and "a" are two unique letters
not case sensitive: "A" and "a" are treated as the same letter

Answer 10

Case sensitive means that a system programming language make difference between the lower-case names and the uppercase names for example Adam is different to adam