Update names to match convention

Author: FeudalDiana

content/en-us/luau/tables.md

@@ -141,9 +141,9 @@ To create a dictionary table, define each **key** followed by `=` and the **valu
 
 ```lua
 local testDictionary = {
-	FruitName = "Lemon",
-	FruitColor = "Yellow",
-	Sour = true
+	fruitName = "Lemon",
+	fruitColor = "Yellow",
+	sour = true
 }
 ```
 
@@ -153,7 +153,7 @@ The keys for dictionaries can be numbers, strings, and objects. For example, a k
 local part = Instance.new("Part")
 
 local testDictionary = {
-	PartType = "Block",
+	partType = "Block",
 	[part] = true
 }
 ```
@@ -166,11 +166,11 @@ To read from a dictionary, add a pair of brackets after its reference and specif
 local part = Instance.new("Part")
 
 local testDictionary = {
-	PartType = "Block",
+	partType = "Block",
 	[part] = true
 }
 -- Include quotes for string keys
-print(testDictionary["PartType"]) -- Block
+print(testDictionary["partType"]) -- Block
 -- Omit quotes for non-string keys
 print(testDictionary[part]) -- true
 ```
@@ -181,20 +181,20 @@ To define or rewrite the value of a new or existing dictionary key, declare the
 
 ```lua
 local testDictionary = {
-	FruitName = "Lemon",
-	Sour = true
+	fruitName = "Lemon",
+	sour = true
 }
 
 -- Change value of existing keys
-testDictionary["FruitName"] = "Cherry"
-testDictionary["Sour"] = false
+testDictionary["fruitName"] = "Cherry"
+testDictionary["sour"] = false
 
 -- Insert new key-value pair
-testDictionary["FruitCount"] = 10
+testDictionary["fruitCount"] = 10
 
-print(testDictionary["FruitName"]) -- Cherry
-print(testDictionary["Sour"]) -- false
-print(testDictionary["FruitCount"]) -- 10
+print(testDictionary["fruitName"]) -- Cherry
+print(testDictionary["sour"]) -- false
+print(testDictionary["fruitCount"]) -- 10
 ```
 
 ### Iterating over Dictionaries
@@ -203,19 +203,19 @@ To iterate over a dictionary, use the global `pairs()` function in a `for` loop:
 
 ```lua
 local testDictionary = {
-	FruitName = "Lemon",
-	FruitColor = "Yellow",
-	Sour = true
+	fruitName = "Lemon",
+	fruitColor = "Yellow",
+	sour = true
 }
 
 for key, value in pairs(testDictionary) do
 	print(key, value)
 end
 
 --[[ Resulting output:
-FruitName Lemon
-Sour true
-FruitColor Yellow
+fruitName Lemon
+sour true
+fruitColor Yellow
 ]]
 ```
 
@@ -229,19 +229,19 @@ To remove or erase a key-value pair from a dictionary, set its value for a key t
 
 ```lua
 local testDictionary = {
-	FruitName = "Lemon",
-	FruitColor = "Yellow",
-	Sour = true
+	fruitName = "Lemon",
+	fruitColor = "Yellow",
+	sour = true
 }
 
-testDictionary["Sour"] = nil
+testDictionary["sour"] = nil
 
 for key, value in pairs(testDictionary) do
 	print(key, value)
 end
 --[[ Resulting output:
-FruitName Lemon
-FruitColor Yellow
+fruitName Lemon
+fruitColor Yellow
 ]]
 ```
 
@@ -280,7 +280,7 @@ To copy a table without any nested tables, Luau offers the `Library.table.clone(
 local original = {
 	key = "value",
 	engine = "Roblox",
-	playerID = 505306092
+	playerId = 505306092
 }
 
 local clone = table.clone(original)
@@ -314,7 +314,7 @@ With the function in place, you can make a deep copy as follows:
 local original = {
 	key = "value",
 	playerInfo = {
-		playerID = 505306092,
+		playerId = 505306092,
 		playerName = "PlayerName"
 	},
 	otherInfo = {
@@ -339,11 +339,11 @@ To freeze a table without any nested tables, Luau offers the `Library.table.free
 local target = {
 	key = "value",
 	engine = "Roblox",
-	playerID = 505306092
+	playerId = 505306092
 }
 
 table.freeze(target)
-target.playerID = 1 --> attempt to modify a readonly table
+target.playerId = 1 --> attempt to modify a readonly table
 ```
 
 ### Deep Freezes
@@ -370,7 +370,7 @@ With the function in place, you can deep freeze a table as follows:
 local target = {
 	key = "value",
 	playerInfo = {
-		playerID = 505306092,
+		playerId = 505306092,
 		playerName = "PlayerName"
 	},
 	otherInfo = {
@@ -381,5 +381,5 @@ local target = {
 }
 
 deepFreeze(target)
-target.playerInfo.playerID = 1 --> attempt to modify a readonly table
+target.playerInfo.playerId = 1 --> attempt to modify a readonly table
 ```