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Case Sensitivity

AdaScript is a case-sensitive language because shell variables and Linux commands are all case-sensitive.  If AdaScript ignored the case of variables and commands, some commands couldn't be run and some variables couldn't be used.

Ada:Ada is case-insensitive and programs may need to have the capitalization of keywords changed to fit the case expected by AdaScript.


 
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