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<html>=<htML>
True**
False

Thx!
6 years ago

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Leo Galleguillos
The answer depends on what "=" means in this case.

HTML tags are case-insensitive, so <html> will render the same as <htML> in a browser.

However, "html" and "htML" are obviously different strings.
6 years ago

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