Camel case

Camel case is a special way of writing words where the first letter of each word is in lowercase and the first letter of the next word is in uppercase, making it look like a hump on a camel's back.

So, imagine you have three words: "hello", "there", and "world". In camel case, it would look like "helloThereWorld".

It's kind of like how we can tell the difference between a regular sentence and a book title. A book title has the first letter of each important word capitalized, while the rest of the words are lowercase.

We use camel case in programming and coding because it helps us to distinguish between different kinds of words and makes it easier to read and understand. It's like a special code language that computers and humans can understand!