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, _.
Other languages: Hausa, Yoruba
Related terms
Igbo (ig)
- Mkpụrụ edide nta daashị́ kewara
Decomposition: Kebab case - Mkpụrụ edide nta daashị́ kewara: Mkpụrụ edide nta - Lower case; Daashị́ kewara - Separated by dash
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- Ụ̀dị́dị́/Ọnọdụ Mkpụrụedide/mkpụrụ okwu nta akarauhie kewara
Decomposition: Kebab Case/Ụ̀dị́dị́/Ọnọdụ - Kebab; Mkpụrụedide/mkpụrụ okwu nta akarauhie kewara Mkpụrụedide - letters /alphabets; Mkpụrụ okwu - words; Nta - small/ lower case; Akarauhie - dash/hyphen; Kewara - divided.
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- Aha edide keakarauhie jikosiri
Decomposition: Aha edide keakarauhie jikosiri : Aha edide - name or title; Keakarauhie jikosiri -that which is joined together by hyphens.
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