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Posted by Chung Leong on 07/30/06 22:43
Andrew DeFaria wrote:
> thisThing and THISTHING *are* two entirely different things! We all deal
> with this on a constant bases when "thisThing" and "THISTHING" come into
> programs as far as the data stream is concerned. Sure we all know how,
> and often use, case insensitive comparisons precisely because they are
> different. Why then should it be any different when it comes to variable
> names inside a program? What you can't tell the difference between the
> two? They don't even look the slightest bit different to you?!? If not
> then that's *your* problem brought about by your narrow minded
> insistence that they are the same when they are not.
As we all know, thisThing is on first, THISTHING is on second, and
ThisThing is on third. Obviously thisThing can't play first and second
at the same time, so THISTHING has to be on second as we need ThisThing
on third and whatThing only know how to play short.
I don't know why you said thisThing and THISTHING are entirely
different things. thisThing is on first. THISTHING is on second.
entirely different things is in center and we only got one of him.
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