At OLLIDATECH, we use the Camel case in two different ways. When the first letter of the first word is lowercase, use lowercase camel case. When naming the methods and variables, this convention is typically followed. FirstName, LastName, ActionEvent, printArray(), etc. are few examples. The title case, also known as upper camel case, is used when the first letter of the first word is capitalised. This naming style is typically used for classes and interfaces. Employee, printable, etc. are a few examples. Java names its classes, interfaces, methods, and variables using camel-case syntax. If the name consists of two words, the second word will always begin with a capital letter, such as maxMarks(), lastName, or ClassTest, and all whitespace will be removed.