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23 # - "hash" - distinct from "pound" which is the British currency symbol, "sharp", "octothorpe" |
23 # - "hash" - distinct from "pound" which is the British currency symbol, "sharp", "octothorpe" |
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24 $ - "bling", "ding" (cash register sound), "cash", "buck", "dollar" |
24 $ - "bling", "ding" (cash register sound), "cash", "buck", "dollar" |
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25 % - " |
25 % - "percent", "percent sign" |
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26 & - "amper" - distinct from "amp" in "&" (see below) and the word "and" |
26 & - "amper" - distinct from "amp" in "&" (see below) and the word "and" |
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27 ' - "tick" |
27 ' - "tick" |
Revision as of 23:52, 9 June 2012
ASCII special characters
The following is a fairly complete list:
ASCII CODE
21 ! - "bang", "shreek" 22 " - "quote" 23 # - "hash" - distinct from "pound" which is the British currency symbol, "sharp", "octothorpe" 24 $ - "bling", "ding" (cash register sound), "cash", "buck", "dollar" 25 % - "percent", "percent sign" 26 & - "amper" - distinct from "amp" in "&" (see below) and the word "and" 27 ' - "tick" 28 ( - "paren", "open" 29 ) - "paren", "close" 2A * - "splat", "star" 2B + - "plus" 2C , - "twitch" 2D - - "dash","minus" 2E . - "dot", "period" 2F / - "slash", "forward slash" 3A : - "two dots", "colon" 3B ; - "semi", "semicolon" 3C < - "waka", "less" 3D = - "equals" 3E > - "waka", "more" 3F ? - "hook", "query", "eh?" 40 @ - "whirl", "monkey", "at" 5B [ - "square", "left" 5C \ - "whack", "back slash" 5D ] - "square", "right" 5E ^ - "hat", "caret" 5F _ - "skid", "underbar", "underscore" 60 ` - "grave" 7B { - "curly", "embrace" 7C | - "bar", "pipe" 7D } - "curly", "unbrace" 7E ~ - "twiddle", "tilde" B4 ´ - "acute" #! - "sh'bang" (hash/bang) /* - "slashterix" */ - "asterslash" & - "amper-amp" - the HTML and XML encoding for the ampersand character[1]
References
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- ^ "HTML Compatibility Guidelines". World Wide Web Consortium.