On 5/9/06, Dave Howell <groups / grandfenwick.net> wrote:
>
> In point of fact, I *do* have a lot of problems with getting the name
> wrong, especially since Ruby, like most primitive computer systems but
> unlike the standard behavior of people, thinks that an "A" is
> fundamentally different than an "a". That one causes me constant
> irritation.

An 'a' is certainly different from 'A', would you write "alex" or
"Alex", "australian" or "Australian", "april" or "April"?

In Ruby, the naming convention states that you should use CamelCase
for classes and snake_case for method or variables, why would you then
confuse when to use an "a" or and "A"?

Kind regards,
Ed
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