Kebab Case is a style of writing where words are separated by hyphens. It is commonly used in programming and web development, particularly in naming files, URLs, and variables. For example, the phrase "hello world" would be written as "hello-world" in Kebab Case. This format is favored because it improves readability and helps avoid spaces, which can cause issues in coding. Kebab Case is similar to other naming conventions like Snake Case, where underscores are used instead of hyphens, but it is distinct in its use of hyphens to connect words.