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Is netSCRIPT respective Lua case-sensitive when a variable is defined?

Is netSCRIPT respective Lua case-sensitive when a variable is defined?

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Jasmin Boller (Deactivated)

Last updated: 2019-03-26

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Q

Is netSCRIPT respective Lua case-sensitive when a variable is defined?

A

Yes. A hello or Hello are two different names.

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