Different letter case terms commonly used in programming

Programming 

Following are the different letter case terms used when naming a programming language identifier or literal constants values with different styles:

• Camel Case

  Words are appended with each word having first upper case letter. The very first letter is lowered cased.
  Example: myExampleVariable

  
  
  

• Capital Camel Case

  Just like 'Camel Case' but the first letter is also capitalized.
  Example: MyExampleClass

  
  
  

• Snake Case

  Words are separated by underscores (_).
  Example: My_Example_Variable or my_example_variable or MY_EXAMPLE_VARIABLE

  
  
  

• Kebab Case

  Words are lowered cased and separated by hyphen (-). Also termed as 'spinal case' or 'train Case' or 'lisp case'.
  Example: my-example-variable