caseneutrality
caseneutrality is a term that describes a computing approach where the case of letters in a filename or other identifier does not affect how it is processed or recognized. In systems that are case-neutral, "MyFile.txt", "myfile.txt", and "MYFILE.TXT" are all treated as the same file. This contrasts with case-sensitive systems, where these would be considered distinct.
The concept of case neutrality is often implemented in operating systems and file systems. Some systems, like
Implementing case neutrality can simplify file management for average users by preventing confusion caused by differences