- The
semicolon ; (or semi-colon) is a
symbol commonly used as
orthographic punctuation. In the
English language, a
semicolon is most
commonly used to link...
- In his
pamphlet on
imperialism (1917), V.I.
Lenin wrote: "As to the “
semicolonial” states, they
provide an
example of the
transitional forms which are...
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consistent with
other means of
separating items in a list (for example, when
semicolons are used to
separate items, one is
always included before the last item)...
-
using semicolons,
while others use
initial semicolons,
termed defensive semicolons, at the
start of
potentially ambiguous statements.
Semicolon insertion...
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Project Semicolon –
stylized as Project ; – is an
American nonprofit organization known for its
advocacy of
mental health wellness and its
focus as an...
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Semicolon (stylized as ; [
Semicolon]) is the
eighth Korean extended play (EP) and
tenth overall by
South Korean boy band Seventeen. It was
released through...
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known as άνω στιγμή, áno stigmí) is the infrequently-encountered Gr****
semicolon and is
properly romanized as such. In Gr**** text,
Unicode provides the...
- form of
punctuation doubling,
which involved the
comma dash (,—), the
semicolon dash (;—), the
colon dash, or "dog's ****s" (:—), and less
often the...
-
source can
directly impact semantics.
Semicolons end
statements in JavaScript.
Because of
automatic semicolon insertion (ASI), some
statements that are...
- {-g}}\right)_{;c}=\left({\sqrt {-g}}\right)_{,c}-{\sqrt {-g}}\,{\Gamma ^{d}}_{dc}}
where semicolon ";"
indicates covariant differentiation and
comma ","
indicates partial...
