Camel Case Text Converter
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What is Camel Case?
Camel case is the practice of capitalizing the first letter of each word in a series and then removing spaces, numbers, underscores, hyphens, and other special characters. This leaves a concatenation of words that is combined into a single string with various letters capitalized throughout. It is typically used by programmers to name variables in their code. Programmers generally use lower camel case method where the first letter of the string is lowercased. Upper camel case, also known as pascal case, is the most common form in everyday usage while lower camel case is primarily used for programming.
Basic Camel Case Capitalization Rules
- The first letter is capitalized.
- One or more letters in that word are also capitalised.
- The word does not end on a capitalized letter: CamelCasE
- No two capitalised letters shall follow directly each other: CamelCAse
- No number in that word at any place: CamelCase1more
- No dot(.), under_score or dash (-) within the word, only letters: Camel_Case
- No 'foreign' letters in it like Àâüà or accentuated like ÑéΓ. CΓ€mΓ©lCΓ‘Γe
Camel Case Examples
Upper Camel Case / Pascal Case- ThisIsAnExampleOfTheUpperCamelCaseForm
- TheFirstLetterIsCapitalizedAndEachWordThroughoutIsAsWell
- theFirstLetterIsNotCapitalizedAndEachWordThroughoutIs
- thereAreNoHyphensOrSpacesInThisCamelCase