No, kebab case is different. Its the dash or hyphenated case, so dashes are used instead of underscores (to-string instead of to_string). The only place where kebab case is used is perhaps css class names (main-div, navbar-div, etc.).
/kebab case/ as you call it is defacto standard naming convention in all Lisp's, starting room Scheme, trough Common Lisp, up to Clojure. It is phenomenon older than C and still going strong with her and current implementations.
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I believe it widely known as Kebab Case (kebab-case) instead of Underscore.
No, kebab case is different. Its the dash or hyphenated case, so dashes are used instead of underscores (
to-stringinstead ofto_string). The only place where kebab case is used is perhaps css class names (main-div, navbar-div, etc.).The popular name for underscore case is in fact, snake case.
My bad, you are correct!
/kebab case/ as you call it is defacto standard naming convention in all Lisp's, starting room Scheme, trough Common Lisp, up to Clojure. It is phenomenon older than C and still going strong with her and current implementations.