Is JavaScript case-sensitive?
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Yes, JavaScript is a case-sensitive language. JavaScript also has a set of rules for writing JavaScript programs or codes where the identifiers, variables, keywords, and function names must be written using an appropriate capitalization of letters.
For example:
var name,Name;
name=’abc’; //variable 1
Name=’def’; // variable 2
document.write(Name);
In JavaScript, name, and Name are not the same thing even if both variables are spelled the same.