Fixed camelCase and PascalCase meaning #208
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Looked it up. PascalCase is indeed like you said but CamelCase can also be camelCase. Probably good idea to use http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/codeconventions-135099.html as a base and give examples rather than describing it/using names |
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I believe there is no canonical definition for camel case. I always use it to refer to the form where the first character is upper-case, but there are others who take it to be lower-case. Perhaps use 'upper camel case' versus 'lower camel case' as seems to be common. |
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Fixed camelCase and PascalCase as their meaning was inverted in CONTRIBUTING