Is python case sensitive?
Yes. Python is a case sensitive language. Example, if a variable is named ‘HelloWorld‘, then an error will occur if the variable is called ‘helloworld‘. Variables, functions and objects in Python must be called exactly how they are named.
Example:
This is the correct way to do it
name = "Ellie."
age = "30"
print("My name is", name + "I am ", age, "years old!")
#Output:
My name is Ellie.I am 30 years old!
Now, what happen if you misspell or use capital instead of lower case?
name = "Ellie."
age = "30"
#I am writing "age" with capital letter
print("My name is", name + "I am ", Age, "years old")
#Output:
NameError: name 'Age' is not defined