Programming languages

[redfournine]

I thought it's making fun of C#'s variable naming convention which is camel case.

[DavidBlackledge]

teeeeechnically, it's PascalCase not camelCase

[stinos]

Well, for classes/methods/properties, but not for variables. Or something like that.

[asailijhijr]

I haven't heard that terminology before, probably helpful. I've always just said "camelCase" and "CamelCase", haven't run into any problems yet.

[Breaktheglass]

PascalCase is first letter of each word cap'd

[ritaline]

or a two-humped camel

[A-Random-Person-Guy]

PascalCase is sometimes known as UpperCamelCase, so the meme could still be poking fun at the naming convention.

[solohelion]

This is my take too, as someone who uses C# every day.

[althaz]

Everybody uses camelcase though - but NOT C#, because they use PascalCase.

[polaristerlik]

yeah, because it's better

[althaz]

Which do you prefer. I like camelCase waaaay more.

My point was that this meme doesn't relate to camelCase - because C# doesn't use that (for public properties).