IT SOLUTIONS
Your full service technology partner! 
-Collapse +Expand
ASP Classic
Search ASP Classic Group:

Advanced
-Collapse +Expand ASP Classic Store

Prestwood eMagazine

March Edition
Subscribe now! It's Free!
Enter your email:

   ► KBWebsite Scri...ASP Classic   Print This     
 
ASP Classic Case Sensitivity (No)
 
Posted 17 years ago on 10/23/2008 and updated 1/3/2009
ASP Classic Code Snippet:
 A flashcard from our ASP Classic Flashcards Library
 A code snippet from our ASP Classic Code Snippets Page

KB101335

Languages Focus: Case Sensitivity

Case sensitiviy in this case is referring to commands and variable names. For example, are "printf" and "PrintF" equivalent? Are fullname and FullName equivalent? When you create commands, operations, methods, or variables should you worry about case?

ASP Classic Case Sensitivity

ASP Classic is not case sensitive. My preference for all languages where case sensitivity does not matter is to use camel caps as in the first example above. Many developers coming from a case sensitive language prefer to use all lowercase.

Syntax Example:

You can use any of the following:

Response.Write "Hello"
response.write "Hello"
RESPONSE.WRITE "Hello"
REsponse.WritE "Hello"

Comments

0 Comments.
Share a thought or comment...
 
Write a Comment...
...
Sign in...

If you are a member, Sign In. Or, you can Create a Free account now.


Anonymous Post (text-only, no HTML):

Enter your name and security key.

Your Name:
Security key = P1242A1
Enter key:
Code Contributed By Mike Prestwood:

Mike Prestwood is a drummer, an author, and creator of the PrestwoodBoards online community. He is the President & CEO of Prestwood IT Solutions. Prestwood IT provides Coding, Website, and Computer Tech services. Mike has authored 6 computer books and over 1,200 articles. As a drummer, he maintains play-drums.com and has authored 3 drum books. If you have a project you wish to discuss with Mike, you can send him a private message through his PrestwoodBoards home page or call him 9AM to 4PM PST at 916-726-5675 x205.

Visit Profile


Linked Certification Question(s)

The following are practice certification questions with answers highlighted. These questions were prepared by Mike Prestwood and are intended to stress an important aspect of this KB post. All our practice questions are intended to prepare you generally for passing any certification test as well as prepare you for professional work.

Beginner

1 Beginner Level Question

Question #1: Multiple Choice

Which code snippet is syntactically correct?

Answer:
1. 
Dim MyName
  
MyName = "Nathan"
Response.Write "Hello " & MyName
2. 
Dim MyName
  
myname = "Nathan"
response.write "Hello " & myname
3. 
Dim MyName
  
MYNAME = "Nathan"
RESPONSE.WRITE "Hello " & MYNAME
4. 

All of the above.

5. 

None of the above.


 KB Article #101335 Counter
20004
Since 10/23/2008
Sales Website: www.prestwood.com Or visit our legacy sales site: 
legacy.prestwood.com


©1995-2025 Prestwood IT Solutions.   [Security & Privacy]