Kebab Case

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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, _.

Other languages: Igbo, Yoruba

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