Okay I just learned that some people call hyphenated-notation "kabob-case" and yes that is cute
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In programming, there are different styles for naming variables, such as:
camelCase
PascalCase
underscore_case
hyphenated-case
I don't know why "underscore case" and "hyphenated case" are referred to as "cases", as they don't have anything to do with upper/lowercase letters.
Instead of "hyphenated case", some people refer to it as "kebab case", because when you hyphenate a lot of words together:
as-i-am-doing-now
it resembles food being stabbed by a skewer (with some extra imagination, maybe)
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@MutoShack
underscore_case? where do you learn these things? It's snake_case *snake sounds*
@AbbieNormal
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@namark @AbbieNormal
Lol! I know, I know. Snake case is definitely another cutesy name that I love