> As an aside, is there some reason that using the same identifier with different cases is desirable?
I do it all the time, in numerical code. If you have two pairs of points, for example, it is very natural to name them "a,A,b,B"
I do it all the time, in numerical code. If you have two pairs of points, for example, it is very natural to name them "a,A,b,B"
And just to clarify once again, since I'm not sure who will read which reply: those are NOT the same identifiers in Nim!
let
a = 11
b = 22
A = 99
B = 88
echo a == A # false
echo b == B # false
then I don't really understand nim's case insensitivity rules