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score = 10 and then Score = 99. What does print(score, Score) show? Are these the same variable?
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score = 10 and then Score = 99. What does print(score, Score) show? Are these the same variable?
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Python treats small and capital letters as different. So score and Score are two different variables. The first holds 10, and the second holds 99.
Answer: 10 99. No, they are not the same variable.
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