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More precise it should be called Pascal case, with the first letter being uppercase, as for all German nouns. The German Wikipedia article about "Binnenmajuskel
by qwertfisch 3y ago
More precise it should be called Pascal case, with the first letter being uppercase, as for all German nouns.
The German Wikipedia article about "Binnenmajuskel" provides a bit more information about usage in natural languages.
- qwertfisch 3y agoAlso after writing this, I noticed the inconsistency (from my view) that in English there are exceptions with words written uppercased, too, like "German", despite being an adjective and not a noun. Which might be irritating, as these words can also be used as noun (also for other words which are not nationalities and written lowercase), and there is no distinction between an adjective and a noun. In German all adjectives are lowercase, all nouns uppercase.