I'm using the PascalCase naming convention for the keys of properties.

[Zoli]

Hello,
In this post I'm talking about properties in a programming language.

The official documentation defines it likes so: Properties are key-value pairs.

PROPERTIES
NameOfKey: value
NameOfKey: value
NameOfKey: value
END

NameOfKey is using the "PascalCase" naming convention. It is a naming convention in which the first letter of each word in a compound word is capitalized.

Knowing this information which of these two sound natural?

1. I'm using the PascalCase naming convention for the keys of properties.
2. I'm using the PascalCase naming convention for property keys.

 

[probus]

Neither seems natural to me. I'd say someting like: in describing the attributes (or properties?) of keys I am using the Pascal language convention of forming compound words and capitalizing each component word, as for example in

NameOfKey: value

or

PrimaryKey: VarName.