#reading-10-common-probability-distributions
We follow the convention that an uppercase letter represents a random variable and a lowercase letter represents an outcome or specific value of the random variable. Thus X refers to the random variable, and x refers to an outcome of X. We subscript outcomes, as in x1 and x2, when we need to distinguish among different outcomes in a list of outcomes of a random variable.
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