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CamelCase is a naming convention in which multiple words are written together without spaces, and each word begins with a capital letter. It is commonly used in programming and software development to name variables, functions, and classes in a readable and standardized way. For example, firstName, calculateTotal, or UserProfile. There are two types: UpperCamelCase (starts with a capital, e.g., UserName) and lowerCamelCase (starts with a lowercase letter, e.g., userName). CamelCase improves code readability and consistency.
