top | item 39343888 (no title) ehecatl42 | 2 years ago Parentheses (()), braces({}), brackets([]), and chevrons(<>). I concur. discuss order hn newest tsimionescu|2 years ago Or, in British English, brackets(()), curly brackets({}), square brackets ([]). iainmerrick|2 years ago And I’ve heard both “angle brackets” and “pointy brackets” (<>) load replies (1) teddyh|2 years ago <http://www.catb.org/~esr/jargon/html/A/ASCII.html> PeterisP|2 years ago That would be fine if we could somehow magically change the English language so that this would universally match how people call these symbols around the world - but that's not likely to happen.
tsimionescu|2 years ago Or, in British English, brackets(()), curly brackets({}), square brackets ([]). iainmerrick|2 years ago And I’ve heard both “angle brackets” and “pointy brackets” (<>) load replies (1)
iainmerrick|2 years ago And I’ve heard both “angle brackets” and “pointy brackets” (<>) load replies (1)
PeterisP|2 years ago That would be fine if we could somehow magically change the English language so that this would universally match how people call these symbols around the world - but that's not likely to happen.
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