camel case
Mid-word capital letters
Camel case is a naming convention in programming where spaces are removed and each word after the first begins with a capital letter: firstName, backgroundColor, getElementById.
The humps of uppercase letters in the middle of the word suggest a camel's back.
When the first letter is also capitalized (FirstName), it's sometimes called Pascal case.
- camelCaseIdentifier naming convention
- humpsRounded bodily protrusions
- capitalizationUsing big letters properly
- syntaxRules for arranging words
- text formattingVisual presentation of words
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