Answer:
Yes, capitalising makes a difference.
Texts within quoted (" ") are referred to as string.
Explanation:
When writing strings, capital and small letters are regarded as distinct entities;
Meaning that "boy" is different from "Boy"; irrespective of the programming language.
Similarly, the string "yellow" is not the same as string "Yellow" or "YELLOW".
THIS IS SO, IRRESPECTIVE OF THE PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE.
So, the interface from the question will display "Nope" (without the quotes), if the input string is "YELLOW" or ",YellOW" because these two strings are not the same as "yellow"
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Indeed, this is to be true as software is to programs and applications(apps) hardware is to physical computers such as hard drive, SSD, motherboard, ram, graphics card, ect...
Answer: Remove malware
Explanation:
The first thing to do in order to fix the problem with the Windows update is to remove malware. Malware refers to malicious software variants such as spyware, viruses, Trojan horse etc.
It should be noted that malware are harmful to a computer user as they can be used to delete, steal, or encrypt sensitive data, or monitor the activities of a user.
With regards to the question, the presence of malware may result in the inability of the Windows update to download.