case-insensitive

Question

Is case-insensitive similar to case-sensitive?

Answer 1

It's the opposite!

Answer 2

As much as black and white...

case sensitive: doesn't matter of lower or uppercase ( meaning that 'a'=='A' )
case INsensitive: the inverse, must differentiate lower and uppercase ( meaning that 'a'!='A' )

Answer 3

This isn't like flammable, where INflammable implies MORE flammable...though it would be funny.

Also: ValentinHacker's right. Did anyone -read- the "black and white" answer? Insensitive means "The"=="the"=="THE"=="tHe". Sensitive means they're all different.