Posted by Miguel Cruz on 07/29/06 18:10

"Tony Marston" <tony@NOSPAM.demon.co.uk> wrote:
> In my time I have worked on mainframes, minis and micros, punch cards, paper
> tape and teletypes, the languages I've used have been Assembler, COBOL, SPL,
> INSIGHT, TRANSACT, POWERHOUSE (which consisted of QUIZ, QUICK and QTP),
> UNIFACE, SQL and HTML. None of these were case-sensitive.

You may be disheartened to know that XHTML is case sensitive, so your
days of <B>hello</b> are numbered.

Also, in MySQL table names are case-sensitive on unix boxes (since they
are used as file names).

miguel
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