Camel case is where you write words/phrases so that each word begins with a capital letter (but lower case for the rest of the word), and there is no space (or other punctuation) between words. It is often used for function/method names, or variables. For example showBlogPosts().

(Note: often the first character will be lower case for things like method names and parameters. The first character will often be upper case for class names (e.g. class BlogController {...}.

Other alternatives include kebab-case (all lowercase, separated by a hyphen -). Also known as lisp-case or spinal-case.

There is also Train-Case (lowercase, but first letter uppercase, separated by hyphens).