Is it possible to ignore case sensitivity when comparing a user's text input to a value?

For example, I'm using the code below to pick a random question to ask the player, taking the questions and answers from a pair of arrays:


Is there any way to easily make it so that, (for example) if the "What colour is an orange?" question is asked, the player can input either "orange" or "Orange" and be correct?

Or would this take a lot of extra coding to achieve?

My main problem is that I need to get the questions and answers from arrays, rather than using a simple "if(question=="orange" || question=="Orange")".

I've always assumed an "if x==y" had to be identical, and other cases needed to be specified ("if... else if" etc.) but is there a trick one can pull to make the comparison not care about case sensitivity?

would do it as:


but think you can also do:

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Thanks, Liz! Awesome as always!

Used the second one, and it worked perfectly.

EDIT:
After further work, I ended up going with Liz's first example instead, so to allow "wildcards" in the player's answers. For anyone else who wants to do this, I used:


This lets me ask (for example) "What was the sequel to the movie Terminator called?" with the correct answer being "Terminator 2"... and the player can answer "Terminator 2" or "Terminator 2: Judgement Day" or "terminator 2 judgement day" and all will be correct.