Query strings and text file

Question

Is it safe for me to evaluate the query string and consider the case (top / bottom)? For example, do some browsers omit the entire line? Is it simple enough in encoding, as if any parameters that I add to the query strings remain the same in the case? (Obviously, on the one hand, the fact that users can mess with it).

Noted in C # since I'm not sure if the platform affects the query string rating to answer this question; and this is C # in which I code.

Answer 1

The convention is key. If you use query strings on a camel background in your application, use a camel case, etc. You are going to pass arguments and specify query strings so that they are consistent, to make life easy for yourself. Besides the fact that this does not contradict this, there is no real benefit to a specific casing agreement.

The browser will keep capitalization in tact.