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<p>By definition, URLs are case-sensitive (uppercase and lowercase letters). Elements like final slashes also matter. Technically, these differences make URLs distinct from one another.</p>
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TL;DR
URLs are case-sensitive and final slashes matter, making each version distinct. This means that variations in URLs could be perceived as different pages by Google, impacting your SEO.
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