A naming convention where words run together with each after the first capitalised. Named for the humps the capitals make.
The naming convention borrows the animal's name: Middle English camel, Old French chamel, Latin camelus, Greek kamelos, from a Semitic source (compare Hebrew gamal, Arabic jamal); the coding convention is named, much later, for the hump-like shape the capital letters make.
A naming convention where words run together, each after the first marked by a capital — named for the humps those capitals make, after the animal that lent its shape.