titlecase
Capitalize each word
Titlecase is a capitalization style where major words begin with uppercase letters: The Catcher in the Rye, Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone.
Minor words like articles, conjunctions, and short prepositions typically remain lowercase unless they start the title.
Style guides differ on the details—whether to capitalize "is" or four-letter prepositions—making titlecase less standardized than it appears.
Slender fiber or character sequence
- methodOrderly way of doing
- functionPurpose or duty
- CamelCaseNaming style capitalizing each word
- conversionAct of changing states
variable · identifier · Python · JavaScript · API · parsing · text processing · capitalize
Using big letters properly
- headingDirectional course traveled
- headlineNews article title
- fontCharacter style set
- formattingStructuring visual presentation
uppercase · text · style · document · word processor · chapter · subtitle · proper noun
string
Slender fiber or character sequence
conversion · variable · identifier · Python · JavaScript · API · parsing · text processing · capitalize · transform
capitalization
Using big letters properly
formatting · uppercase · text · style · document · word processor · chapter · subtitle · proper noun · small caps
convention
Agreed standard of behavior
- standardLevel of quality accepted
- formalFollowing strict protocol
- presentationFormal display to viewers
branding · logo · signage · header · banner · label · citation · bibliography · APA · MLA
titlecaselowercase
Uncapitalized letter form
uppercase · uncapitalized · small caps · sentence case · minuscule