And kebab-case = 1 doesn't work in JS either, probably there is almost no language that would interpret that as a variable assignment, kebab casing is motly used for paths or files, maybe as hash keys, package names or other type of names that are wrapped in strings, but not as regular variable names.
it's actually called kebAb-case.
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kebab-case = 1doesn't work in JS either, probably there is almost no language that would interpret that as a variable assignment, kebab casing is motly used for paths or files, maybe as hash keys, package names or other type of names that are wrapped in strings, but not as regular variable names.Hmm. Thanks for the corrections. I think I had the standard use of kebab-case in some HTML and CSS conflated with Javascript.