Brackets and Parentheses
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Klammer is brackets and Klemmen is Clamp. Thanks Google translate ..
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@faz808 So Klammern is also brackets and clamp is also brackets I found different translations on google translate
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@faz808 im sorry it could be a mistake by me.
With clamps I mean these things () []
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@Mechanical These are called brackets in english
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@petermeisenstein said in Putting an array in a struct.:
@Mechanical These are called brackets in english
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These are brackets
()These are square brackets
[]And just for completeness, these are braces
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You forgot pointy brackets
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@toxibunny wait this is higher lower symbol are they also called brackets
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@petermeisenstein Anything that can be used to enclose something can be called a bracket "<" and ">" are often used to enclose tags as in HTML/XML. They specifically are also known as chevrons or angle brackets
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@pianofire wow that is very suprising for me so even | could call a bracket wow thats crazy
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@Martin said in Putting an array in a struct.:
These are brackets
()Wait hold on those are called parenthesis! I don't think I've ever heard then referred to as brackets in America.
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@Retrocade_media those greeks, also known as curved brackets
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I thought "" would be paranthesis
In germany "" they are called Anführungszeichen
Or you can say Gänsefüschen what would be translated Duckfoots
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OK, this is degenerating into an English lesson rapidly. Please try to keep on-topic people!
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@petermeisenstein We'll get back on topic after this I swear, but "" are called Quotation marks
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» According to Wikipedia, the Germans use quotes like this, so I understand the confusion :p «
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They are fast forward and rewind symbols.
And this “ is an inverted double apostrophe.
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With every off topic reply Martin dies a little bit more on the inside. (Sorry Martin!)
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There you go fixed that
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@pianofire So now we can talk about brackets and parentheses very nice
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Speaking of cultural differences, I was asked to help with some junior school maths homework here once and I was like ‘okay, easy’ and then the questions were all like ’1,5 • 1,5 = ?’ And I was like ’what the heck even is this???’. Sad day.
