upper case and lower case identifiers are different in c it's true or false
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The compiler distinguishes between uppercase and lowercase letters in identifiers. For example, PROFIT and profit represent different identifiers. If you specify a lowercase a as part of an identifier name, you cannot substitute an uppercase A in its place; you must use the lowercase letter.
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