How do VHDL and Verilog differ from one another?

This Verilog interview question is one of the most frequently asked. Let's compare them to identify their significant differences

VHDL	Verilog
It was established in 1980, making it an older language.	It was formed between late 1983 and early 1984.
It uses the base languages, Ada and Pascal	The base language is C.
The VHDL language is more compact.	It contains comparatively more LOCs or lines of code.
As a language that encompasses more extensive capabilities than just modeling systems, VHDL is more reliable and developed.	Considered to be of considerably lower level as a language mainly used for modeling,
VHDL is not case sensitive	Verilog is case sensitive
VHDL analyses and simulates the behavior of the digital system in addition to describing its structure.	They are only applied to describe digital systems.