Constants in PHP are by default ________ (case-sensitive/case-insensitive).
- case-insensitive
- uppercase-sensitive
- lowercase-sensitive
- case-sensitive
Constants in PHP are, by default, case-sensitive. This means that constant names are distinct based on their case (e.g., "CONSTANT" and "constant" are considered different).
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