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A naming convention in which a compound word is formed by joining words together without spaces and capitalizing each word except the first one.
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CamelCase is a naming convention in computer programming where multiple words are joined together without spaces and each word starts with a capital letter.
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I prefer using CamelCase when writing variable names in my code.
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CamelCase makes variable names look cleaner and easier to read.
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Just like a camel's hump, CamelCase helps to distinguish words in a long string of text.