Index
A note on the digital index
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Symbols
- " (double quote), Data Types
- string data type and, Description
- & (ampersand)
- ' (single quote), Data Types
- () (parentheses), Subroutines
- () operator, ( )
- * (asterisk)
- * operator, *
- + (plus sign)
- + operator, +
- - (minus sign)
- - operator, -
- / (forward slash)
- / operator, / ÷ div
- in directory paths, Conventions Used in This Book
- < (left angle bracket)
- < <= operators, ≤ <=
- = (equal sign)
- = operator, =
- > (right angle bracket)
- \\\\ (backslash), Examples
- \\\\ (escape character), Examples
- ^ (caret sign)
- ^ operator, ^
- [] (square brackets)
- [a] reference to operator, [a] reference to
- _ (underscore), Naming Identifiers or Variables and Functions
- in positional parameters, Subroutines with Positional Parameters
- in variable names, Variables
- _ operator, Description
- {} (curly braces), Data Types, Dictionary classes
- font characteristics and, Dictionary classes
- | (pipe character), Naming Identifiers or Variables and Functions
- in variable names, Variables
- ¬ (guillemet characters), Description
- ¬ (line continuation character), Line Continuation Character
- in Script Editor, Line Continuation Character
- ¸ (division sign), Description
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