file - How do I explain my colleagues that filenames should not contain uppercase characters or special characters? -

Which I know, is the best practice for file names like this: file_name.txt - or if you have the file name Want .txt

Now some people think their files file names. Name or file names are .text or "filename .ttt" - how do they explain that this is not a good idea? Why is the name of the best practice already named?

I only know a problem with uppercase of some file systems, and that URI should be only lowercase, to avoid confusion (in uppercase letters in Wikipedia, for example, for example)

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Well, there will be a problem with uppercase letters that some file systems (like NTFS) ignore them and Filename.txt and FILENAME.TXT as a single file, whereas other file systems (for example, I think that) are considered as 2 separate files.

You have some context for the file that you have called file.txt, and the file reference reference file. File, then this will not be a problem on NTFS, but if you copy files into a file system such as ext, it is unsuccessful because the file system thinks that there is no file file.txt file.

For this reason, there is always the best practice to use lowercase letters.