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README.md

camelCase ⇄ snake_case

by Matt tags: algorithms, regex, formatting, strings

Summary

Create two functions toCamelCase() and toSnakeCase() that each take a single string and convert it into either camelCase or snake_case. If you're not sure what these terms mean, check the Resources tab above. Examples toCamelCase("hello_edabit") ➞ "helloEdabit" toSnakeCase("helloEdabit") ➞ "hello_edabit" toCamelCase("ismodalopen") ➞ "isModalOpen" toSnakeCa

Instructions

Create two functions toCamelCase() and toSnakeCase() that each take a single string and convert it into either camelCase or snake_case. If you're not sure what these terms mean, check the Resources tab above.

Examples

toCamelCase("hello_edabit") ➞ "helloEdabit"

toSnakeCase("helloEdabit") ➞ "hello_edabit"

toCamelCase("is_modal_open") ➞ "isModalOpen"

toSnakeCase("getColor") ➞ "get_color"

Notes

Test input will always be appropriately formatted as either camelCase or snake_case, depending on the function being called.