In many languages, you might use one for a type name, the other for a variable.
You could ban using the same identifier with different cases, instead of treating them the same.
You could ban using the same identifier with different cases, instead of treating them the same.
And Nim is one of those languages too. This is perfectly valid and frequently used:
type
Person = object
name: string
age: int
let person = Person(name: "you", age: 99)
echo person