True or False: Resource titles in Puppet classes are case sensitive.

Resource titles in Puppet classes are indeed case sensitive. This means that when you define resources (such as users, files, or packages), the titles you assign to those resources must be used consistently with the exact same casing throughout your Puppet code. For example, a resource titled "MyService" is different from "myservice" or "MYSERVICE"; they would be treated as distinct resources by Puppet.

This characteristic is crucial for both resource management and troubleshooting, as inconsistencies in title casing could lead to unexpected behavior or errors during compilation or runtime. Understanding this case sensitivity is important for ensuring correct resource identification and avoiding conflicts when managing configurations across different environments.