PHP Variables Are Case-Sensitive
In PHP userdefined variables are case sensitive but user-defined functions,classes,PHP functions, conditional statements such as (IF,ELSE,while )and also "echo" are not at all case sensitive and are legal to use without any syntax errors.
<?php
echo "hai";echo "<br>";
ECHo "Hello world";echo "<br>";
ECHO "I am legal to use ";
?>
Output:
hai
Hello world
I am legal to use
But coming to the variables,Variables are highly case sensitive in PHP Programming Language
Example:
<?php
$string="hi";
echo $string."PHP";echo "<br>";
echo $String."PHP";
?>
Output:
hi PHP
PHP
In the above output clearly states that variables are case-sensitive.Such that in PHP $string and $String are two different variables and difference in values.
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Example:
<?php
echo "hai";echo "<br>";
ECHo "Hello world";echo "<br>";
ECHO "I am legal to use ";
?>
Output:
hai
Hello world
I am legal to use
But coming to the variables,Variables are highly case sensitive in PHP Programming Language
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| Case-sensitive in php |
Example:
<?php
$string="hi";
echo $string."PHP";echo "<br>";
echo $String."PHP";
?>
Output:
hi PHP
PHP
In the above output clearly states that variables are case-sensitive.Such that in PHP $string and $String are two different variables and difference in values.
Next Chapter: Variables in PHP

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