PascalCase

PascalCase is a way of writing words or phrases where each word is capitalized and written without spaces or punctuation. For example, "HelloWorld" or "MyFavoriteColor." It is commonly used in programming to name variables, functions, or classes because it makes multi-word names clear and easy to read. The name "PascalCase" comes from the Pascal programming language, where this naming style was popularized. This method helps distinguish different parts of identifiers, especially when spaces or underscores are not allowed, making code more organized and understandable.