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Because the ColdFusion server is case-insensitive, you can write expressions using all uppercase, all lowercase, or mixed case. However, for code readability and consistency, you should use the same character case in all your programs. If you write your programs using the same case rules, you might prevent errors from occurring when you combine CFML on a page with case-sensitive languages, such as JavaScript.
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