"Alexander Gräf" wrote:

> However, I think case sensitive identifiers are a good thing, and anyone argueing that FirstName is the same thing as
> Firstname should go back to gradma and play some memory. People who are actually not able to remember the case of
> their identifiers should not program at all, because case issues are not the only typos that can be done, and actually
> not the most hard ones to spot in the code.

Writing "a" instead of "i" is typo, of course.
But difference between "a" and "A" is minimal.
They sort together, and most searching methods
are usually required to ignore the difference.
If you write "avan", I will not know what you mean,
but if you write "ivan", "Ivan", "IVAN", I guess
I will recognize all of them.

> People who are actually not able to remember the case of their identifiers ...

But its not only "their" identifiers, you can use lot of 3rd party libraries,
each one using its own "rules", one can have mehod "doClose",
the other "DoClose", and I personally have more important things
to remember than those _cosmetic_ variants.

Ivan