In coding, variable naming conventions are essential for writing clear, maintainable code. Different conventions suit different languages and coding styles. This tool converts your input variable name into several popular formats:

• snake_case: All lowercase letters with words separated by underscores. Common in Python.
• camelCase: Starts with a lowercase letter, with subsequent words capitalized. Widely used in JavaScript.
• PascalCase: Each word is capitalized without any separators, often used for class names.
• kebab-case: All lowercase letters with words separated by hyphens. Often seen in CSS classes or URLs.

Example: If you input My Variable Name:

Input: My Variable Name

Output:
snake_case: my_variable_name
camelCase: myVariableName
PascalCase: MyVariableName
kebab-case: my-variable-name
    

Understanding and using the right variable naming convention is critical for:

• Improving code readability
• Enforcing consistency across a project
• Helping teams collaborate effectively
• Adhering to community or language-specific standards

This converter tool is perfect for quickly transforming variable names as you switch between coding languages or when refactoring your code to meet a specific style guide.