English (en)
Kebab Case
Kebab-case is a programming variable
naming convention where a developer
replaces the spaces between words
with a dash.
Kebab case is written
with words in lower case and
separated by dashes. It is also
known as dash-case, list-case, or
spinal case.
The difference between snake case
and kebab case is that kebab case
separates each word with a dash
character, -, instead of an
underscore, _.
Yorùbá (yo)
- Ìlò àmì-ìpínyà
Decomposition: Lílo àmì tí ó ń pín ọ̀rọ̀ níyà - the use of dash character to separate words.
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- Apínrọ̀-níyà
Decomposition: A-pín-ọ̀rọ̀-níyà (ohun tí a lò láti fi pín ọ̀rọ̀ níyà).
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- Ìlò àmí-ìpínrọ̀
Decomposition:
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