键盘上的特殊字符都叫啥
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bingoohuang commented
这些特殊符号，终于可以大声喊出他们了。
| 符号 | 英文名 | 中文名 |
|---|---|---|
| ~ | tilde or swung dash | 波浪字符或代字号 |
| ` | Acute, Back quote, grave, grave accent, left quote, open quote, or a push | 锐音符 |
| ! | Exclamation mark, Exclamation point, or Bang | 惊叹号 |
| @ | Ampersat, Arobase, Asperand, At, At symbol or commercial at | 爱特或小老鼠 |
| # | Octothorpe, Number, Pound, sharp, or Hash | 井号 |
| £ | Pounds Sterling or Pound symbol | 英镑 |
| € | Euro | 欧元 |
| $ | dollar sign | 美元符 |
| ¢ | Cent sign | 美分 |
| ¥ | Japanese Yen | 日元 |
| § | Micro or Section | |
| % | percent sign | 百分号 |
| ° | Degree | 度 |
| ^ | caret or Circumflex | 脱字符 |
| & | Ampersand, Epershand, or And | 与和符 |
| * | Asterisk and sometimes referred to as star. | 星号 |
| () | open close parentheses, round brackets, soft brackets, or circle brackets | 小括号，圆括号 |
| [] | open close brackets (US), square brackets, closed brackets or hard brackets | 中括号，方括号 |
| {} | open close braces (UK and US), French brackets, curly brackets | 大括号，花括号 |
| <> | angle brackets or chevrons | 尖括号 |
| _ | underscore | 下划线 |
| + | plus sign | 加号 |
| − | Hyphen, Minus or Dash | 减号 |
| = | equals sign | 等号 |
| < | Less Than or Angle brackets | 小于号 |
| > | Greater Than or Angle brackets | 大于号 |
| . | period, full stop or dot | 句号，点 |
| , | comma | 逗号 |
| : | colon | 冒号 |
| ; | semicolon | 分号 |
| ? | question mark | 问号 |
| - | hyphen | 连字符 |
| ... | ellipsis | 省略号 |
| – | dash | 破折号 |
| / | Forward slash, Solidus, Virgule, or Whack | 斜线 |
| \ | Backslash or Reverse Solidus | 反斜线 |
| | | Pipe, Or, or Vertical bar | 竖线 |
| " | Quote, Quotation mark, or Inverted commas | 双引号 |
| ' | Apostrophe or Single Quote | 单引号，省略符号 |
CharLemAznable commented
日元货币符号为"¥"，与人民币的符号相同（关于如何区别这两个货币单位，如果这两种货币要同时出现，则在人民币的符号"¥"前添加CNY字样，或者在日元"¥"前加入JPY字样，加以区别）。
例如: ¥200（200円），记作"JPY¥200"。
bingoohuang commented
分隔符之Delimiter，Separator
来自When to use the terms “delimiter,” “terminator,” and “separator”
Technically a delimiter goes between things, perhaps in order to tell you where one field ends and another begins, such as in a comma-separated-value (CSV) file.
A terminator goes at the end of something, terminating the line/input/whatever.
A separator can be a delimiter or anything else that separates things. Consider the spaces between words in the English language for example.