When using the camelCase naming convention, the first word of the variable name is written in lowercase and the first characters of all subsequent words are written in uppercase. True or false?

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Janiyah Wong

Computers & Technology

8 August, 20:08

When using the camelCase naming convention, the first word of the variable name is written in lowercase and the first characters of all subsequent words are written in uppercase. True or false?

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Brenton Mitchell · Answer 1

The answer is "True".

Explanation:

CamelCase is an invitation for the name composed of several words, it includes in one word with the first letter of each several words capitalized so, that every word which makes up into the name can be understood quickly, into this tag convention.

It provides capitalize on the first letter of each word, which increases the ability to read. It mainly uses programming variables, SOAP, and XML.