Why-AreWeUsing-BothDashes-And-CamelCase? It creates unnecessary ambiguous situations where you don’t know if a command is Word-Word-Word, Word-WordWord or WordWord-Word. It’s like how PHP names its primitives all over again. Both dashed-separated-commands and CamelCase commands are fine, just, why both?
Gosh, that must feel awful to type.
In my head it’s comparable to driving on a bumpy road. I’m calling it “bumpy case”
It’s also hard to read. Harder than dash-separated or CamelCase by themselves. Powershell is honestly one of the least visually appealing programming languages IMO.