Open mandykqh opened 1 year ago
The client names should be treated like a passport name. Passport names and NUS student name are case sensitive. So they should be treated as two different people.
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Reason for disagreement: As mentioned in the textbook:
Based on a google search:
I think the difference in capitalization should not make a difference in the person's identity. This convention is also adhered by databases, where names are stored in a case-insensitive manner, so "John Doe" and "John doe" would be treated as the same name.
Both person should be recognized as duplicates as the only difference is the capitalization of a character.