camelCaseNone

CamelCaseNone is a terminology that combines programming naming conventions and a specific state indicator. "CamelCase" refers to a style where multiple words are joined without spaces, and each word's first letter is capitalized (e.g., "CamelCaseExample"). "None" indicates the absence or lack of such formatting. Together, "camelCaseNone" signifies that a particular word or identifier does not follow the CamelCase style, implying it’s either unformatted, in a different style, or intentionally left plain. It’s used in coding contexts to specify that no CamelCase formatting is applied.