camelCase

If Upper Camel Case is also known as Pascal case, then why should it not be understood that Camel Case is by default the Lower Camel Case without explicitly stating that it is Lower? But maybe there are people who associate Camel Case to Pascal Case by default.

According to this wiki (I do like this wiki for its simplicity)

For CamelCase to work on this wiki as forming a link to a page, it is required that all of the following conditions are met:

• The first letter is capitalized.
• One or more letters in that word are also capitalised.
• The word does not end on a capitalized letter: CamelCasE
• No two capitalised letters shall follow directly each other: CamelCAse
• No number in that word at any place: CamelCase1more
• No dot(.), under_score or dash (-) within the word, only letters: Camel_Case
• No 'foreign' letters in it like äöüß or accentuated like áéí. CämélCáße

I'm a bit perplexed that numbers are not allowed but maybe there is wisdom in it. In any case, I like camelCase. I will now adopt this convention as my default.