Naming conventions
Naming conventions are also called naming styles or case conventions. This page describes the formats produced by Case Converter. Word boundaries are shown with the relevant separator; camel and Pascal case join words without a separator.
| Format | Example | Word separator |
|---|---|---|
| Camel case | myNameIsBond |
None; first word starts lowercase |
| Pascal case | MyNameIsBond |
None; each word starts uppercase |
| Snake case | my_name_is_bond |
Underscore; lowercase |
| Ada case | My_Name_Is_Bond |
Underscore; title case |
| Macro case | MY_NAME_IS_BOND |
Underscore; uppercase |
| Kebab case | my-name-is-bond |
Hyphen; lowercase |
| Train case | My-Name-Is-Bond |
Hyphen; title case |
| Cobol case | MY-NAME-IS-BOND |
Hyphen; uppercase |
| Dot notation | my.name.is.bond |
Dot; lowercase |
| Lower case | my name is bond |
Space; lowercase |
| Title case | My Name Is Bond |
Space; title case |
| Upper case | MY NAME IS BOND |
Space; uppercase |
| Sentence case | My name is bond |
Space; first word title case, remaining words lowercase |
Capitalization follows Unicode case-mapping rules. See Case mapping.