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125 PointsCapitalization of Functions in Python.
While coding in Python will all functions be lower-cased (ex. "print") or will there be a time when they will be upper-cased? Why is this; is it because that's the way it was made or is there some importance to this?
Thanks in advance,
V/R Lucas
1 Answer
Steven Parker
229,732 PointsPython, like most modern languages, is case-sensitive. An identifier spelled with a capital letter represents something entirely different than one spelled in lower case.
So yes, to be recognized, Python keywords must be used as they were designed.
Lucas Taylor
125 PointsLucas Taylor
125 PointsThank you for your response!