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Rexx Programming/How to Rexx/case sensitivity

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Identifiers and keywords The rexx interpreter is case insensitive. This means that identifier names and keywords containing lowercase letters are considered to be the same as those containing uppercase letters: /* These variables are all the same */ count = 1 Count = COUNT + 1 say count Literal Strings Lettercase is preserved within literal strings: say 'Hello!' /* Hello! */ SAY 'HELLO!' /* HELLO! */ Comparison of Strings In rexx, the comparative operators are case sensitive , so strings containing differing letter cases will not be interpreted as matching strings: if "abc" = "ABC" then say "The strings are the same!" /* This does not happen because the strings are not the same */