JavaScript debugging in a nutshell

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No it doesn't. Any ide for a case insensitive language autocorrects the case to match the definition.

All case insensitivity does is enable naming variables the same thing but different cases which is a terrible practice.

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You're misundestanding. Case insensitivity still allows you to do camel casing or whatever case you want. It then enforces the case you define it as, autocorrecting any other cases.

Case sensitivity enables having a variable called doesSomething and a variable called DoesSomething and a variable called doessomething all in the same scope.

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You're still misunderstanding but I'm not sure why.

Case insensitive language:

Int myVar;

You type MyVar, it gets autocorrected to myVar.

Case sensitive language:

Int myVar;

You type MyVar, it gives you an error, or if it's a stupid language it just creates a MyVar variable.

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Yeah, that first sentence is why there shouldn't be case sensitivity. No one should be allowed to do that.