There is no limitation of length to variable names, and are case is sIGnIfiCaNt.
i.e.
octave:30> apple=10;
octave:31> ApplE=90;
octave:32> apple + ApplE
ans = 100
In Octave a variable can take many different types of values; for example, it can take a numerical (real or complex) value, it can be a vector, or a matrix, or it can be a string (that is, a sequence of symbols).
A string is always placed between quote signs "..." so that Octave will know when the string starts and when it ends. The same variable can, at different times, hold each of these values. Lets see:
octave:34> first = "second"
first = second
octave:35> first
first = second
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So, ready to fumble ?? :)