Alternating case text (also known as alternating caps or sticky caps) refers to text where the case of each character alternates between uppercase and lowercase. For example, "Hello, World!" in alternating case would look like "HeLlO, wOrLd!" This type of text manipulation involves changing the case of letters in a pattern, typically alternating between capitalizing and lowercase, or vice versa, character by character. It is often used for stylized or decorative purposes in text, as it creates a visually distinctive pattern.
Alternating caps text is used for stylistic purposes and to add visual interest to written text. It involves capitalizing every other letter in a word or sentence, creating a unique and eye-catching effect.