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Tags: Camel Case , Initial Caps , Pascal Casing

Camel versus Pascal Casing

Question:

What is the difference between Camel Casing and Pascal Casing?

Answer:

Camel casing capitalizes the first character of each word except the first word, it can frequently resemble a camel. Used by many languages including Paradox's ObjectPAL and Java.

myAge

theBoxCar

Pascal casing capitalizes the first character of each word (including acronyms over two letters in length).

TheHtmlCode

CAStatePercent

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Camel Casing


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For more information on the history of Pascal Casing:

History of Pascal Casing by Brad Abrams

Posted 11 years ago

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