mixed case
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Mixed case describes text that combines uppercase and lowercase letters, as opposed to all caps or all lowercase.
The term appears in computing and typography contexts: The password requires mixed case.
Mixed case can refer to standard sentence capitalization, deliberate stylization like CamelCase, or the seemingly random capitalization of internet mockery: ThIs Is HoW wE tYpE nOw.
- camelCaseIdentifier naming convention
- titleFormal honorific or name
- capitalizationUsing big letters properly
- typographyArranging letters for display
- text formattingVisual presentation of words
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- capitalizationuppercase, lowercase, capital letters, caps, small caps
- typostypo, misspelling, misprint, transposition, missing letter
- capitalisationuppercase, lowercase, proper noun, initials, small caps
- text caseslowercase, small caps
- Shorteningsabbreviation, acronym, initialism, contraction, truncation