Like VB, C# should have the feature for calling a varible in lowercase or uppercase
In VB it doesn't matter if you write a varible with lowercase when trying to access the value, the IDE changes as the varible was created.
In C# you must write exactly the varible like it was declared.
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David Blaine Fullerton commented
If variable is not yet defined that way, then it should offer to change it, or at least, identify it as different than the original.
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Qwertie
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There's no way C# would ever be changed in this manner. Just use VB, or use IntelliSense to auto-correct your case.