Case Converter

Programming Naming Conventions

Different programming languages and frameworks prefer specific naming conventions:

// camelCase (JavaScript, Java)
let userName = "john_doe";
function calculateTotal() { }

// PascalCase (C#, TypeScript classes)
class UserAccount { }
interface ProductDetails { }

// snake_case (Python, Ruby)
user_first_name = "John"
calculate_total_price()

// kebab-case (HTML, CSS)
<div class="user-profile">
.header-navigation { }

Writing and Publishing

Common text case styles in writing and content creation:

• Title Case: "The Quick Brown Fox Jumps" (Headlines, Book Titles)
• Sentence case: "The quick brown fox jumps" (Normal text, Paragraphs)
• UPPERCASE: "THE QUICK BROWN FOX" (Emphasis, Acronyms)
• lowercase: "the quick brown fox" (Stylistic choice, Brands)

Best Practices

Guidelines for choosing the right case style:

• Use consistent naming conventions within the same project
• Follow language-specific conventions (e.g., PascalCase for C# classes)
• Consider readability for long compound words
• Use Title Case for formal headings and titles
• Maintain consistency in documentation and UI text

Special Cases

Special considerations for text case conversion:

• Preserve acronyms (NASA, UNESCO) in appropriate contexts
• Handle hyphenated words correctly in title case (e.g., "Self-Contained")
• Consider language-specific capitalization rules
• Maintain proper nouns capitalization (e.g., "McDonald's")