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A naming convention in which words are are concatenated with their first words capilaised.
-Growing out of the Smalltalk programming language in the 1980's, CamalCase
encourages long, descriptive names which are easy to read and remember.
+Growing out of the Smalltalk programming language in the 1980's, CamelCase
encourages long, descriptive names which are easy to read and remember.
[WikiWord]s use CamelCase, as do classes in the [Java] standard libraries and [Perl] (which also has the CamelBook).
See also: http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?CamelCase
