PascalCase

Something becomes PascalCase when MultipleCapitalizedWords are StuckTogether.

• It's related to camelCase, but it's more manly.
• It's unlike snake_case, but it hurts your wrists just as much.
• PascalCase is 100% more readable than flatcase -- whowantstoreadthis ...
• ... but loses in ergonomics and possibly readability to kebab-case, as used by Lispers.

PascalCase-formatted text automatically becomes a link in our wiki articles. This precedence is carried down from WikiWiki and ThisWiki, and is also copied by PostOffice Wiki. Simply put, it is the full consensus of VeryImportantPeople that it is objectively the best way to arrange documents in a project like this.

Please conform to our StyleGuide by using PascalCase to reference/name articles when possible. When PascalCase is an awful option, you can use square brackets -- see our MarkUp article for more info -- but this should be a rare situation. Isn't it cute, in a way, to see FourChan rather than 4chan?