Camel Case: The Clever Naming Trick You Should Be Using

CamelCase, often mistaken for a trendy camel fashion, is actually a programming convention where each new word in a variable or function name starts with a capital letter, enhancing readability without spaces. It's humorously described as making code resemble a royal decree, with each concept introduced as if it were a knight. The practice aims to make compound words or identifiers easier to read by capitalizing the first letter of each word.

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01:00 - When to Use
01:36 - Textbook Definition

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