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IgnoreCase
IgnoreCase
is an option for string manipulation and searching functions that specifies whether lowercase and uppercase letters should be treated as equivalent.
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- With the default setting IgnoreCase->False, lowercase and uppercase letters are treated as totally different.
- With the setting IgnoreCase->True, lowercase and uppercase letters are treated as equivalent.
- IgnoreCase is an option for many string, file and symbol name functions.
- IgnoreCase in no way affects the parsing of Mathematica expressions.
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With IgnoreCase->True, lowercase and uppercase letters are treated as equivalent:
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Use IgnoreCase->False to treat lowercase and uppercase letters as distinct letters:
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