PascalCase naming style
The writing style for compound names PascalCase implies that each word is written without a space and with a capital letter. Example:
TestName = 3
The PascalCase style is essentially very similar to the camelCase style, but it traces its history back to the Pascal language, all of whose standard methods are named with a capital letter.
This style of writing names is typical and widely used in many programming languages, for example, in JavaScript and PHP when writing class names.
See also
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code style standard
Code style,
which sets guidelines for code style -
code style
camelCase,
which is often used in variable and function names -
code style
snake-case,
which is often used in variable and function names -
code style
kebab-case,
which is often used in variable and function names
