A string of 3 or more letters are said to be in StudlyCaps when the first letter is a capital, and at least one other letter is a capital. For example, ABc and AbC are in StudlyCaps. StudlyCaps look like studs protuding from the word. They are treated as the names of wiki pages in ZWiki.

When you have to StudlyCaps a single word, you should probably use the FalseCapitalisation scheme. This scheme tries to tame the exponential number of choices.

It is much easier to StudlyCaps a phrase. Simply capitalise the individual words and concatenate them into a single word. For example, Have a nice day becomes HaveANiceDay. This technique is unambigous.