camelCase
1. A naming convention in programming where compound words or phrases are written without spaces, with each word except the first starting with a capital letter, creating a visual pattern resembling a camel's humps
The variable name 'myVariableName' uses camelCase formatting.
O nome da variável 'meuNomeDaVariável' usa formatação camelCase.
2. A style guide convention used in software development to improve code readability and maintain consistent naming standards
JavaScript developers typically prefer camelCase for variable names.
Desenvolvedores de JavaScript tipicamente preferem camelCase para nomes de variáveis.
camelCase is a technical term universally adopted in software development across Brazil, Portugal, and the USA. It originated from programming practices and remains largely untranslated in Portuguese technical documentation, though it may be explained as 'notação de camelo' (camel notation) or 'convenção de nomenclatura em camelCase'. The term reflects the international and English-dominant culture of computer programming and software engineering.
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