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What reasoning exists behind making C# case sensitive? I'm considering switching from VB.NET to take advantage of some language features (CCR and yield), and understanding the reasoning behind this difference may make the transition easier. [UPDATE] Well I took the plunge three days ago. Learning C# hasn't been particularly hard, I could barely remember my C++ days in the late 90's though. Is the Case Sensitivity annoying me? not as much as i'd thought... plus I am finding that it actually is advantageous. I'm actually really happy with the CCR as a asynchronous coordination programming model. If only I had more time on the current project i'd port the code base into C# to take full advantage. Wouldn't be fair to my client though. Assessing my current project now and I'm seeing blocking threads EVERYWHERE! AHhhh!!! [UPDATE] Well i've been programming in C# for nearly a year now. I'm really enjoying the language, and I really REALLY hate crossing over to VB (especially when it is unavoidable!) And the case sensitivity thing? not even an issue

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