Multiple choice javascript

In JavaScript, capital letters are different from lowercase letters ?

  1. Not on windows platforms

  2. Yes

  3. No

  4. Not on Linux Platform
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Explanation

To solve this question, the user needs to have basic knowledge of JavaScript syntax and understand the difference between uppercase and lowercase letters.

The answer is:

A. Yes

In JavaScript, capital letters and lowercase letters are different from each other. This means that variables named "test" and "Test" are considered two separate variables. It is important to be consistent with capitalization when naming variables and calling functions in JavaScript.

AI explanation

Correct answer: Yes. JavaScript is a case-sensitive language — identifiers, keywords, and variable/function names like myVar and MyVar are treated as distinct, and this behavior is consistent across all platforms (Windows, Linux, etc.), since it's defined by the ECMAScript language spec, not the OS.

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