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COS 102 lecture 4 Objective Question
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Is Python a case-sensitive language when it comes to identifiers?
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A No, Python ignores case for identifiers.
B Yes, Python is a case-sensitive language, meaning 'Labor' and 'labor' are distinct.
Correct Answer
C Only for keywords, not for custom identifiers.
D Only for class names, not for variables or functions.
Correct Answer

Option B is the correct answer.

Detailed Explanation

Page 18 explicitly states: 'Python is a case-sensitive language and this behavior extends to identifiers. Thus, Labor and labor are two distinct identifiers in Python.'

Hint

Look for the specific rule about case-sensitivity on page 18 under 'Naming Conventions'.

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Course: COS 102
Topic: lecture 4
Type: Objective
Difficulty: Not specified
Question 378 of 541
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