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brackets are (AKA braces) pairs of mirror-image punctuation marks used to delimit some text separate from other text, like ( ) [ ] { } < > « », with special meanings in code such as HTML, CSS, JS, and in templates and mathematics.

Other names:

( ) parentheses
[ ] square brackets
{ } curly brackets, curly braces
< > angle brackets

Articles

Articles about braces:

2024-03-30 capjamesg: Analysis of [the] prose use of braces (curly brackets)

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-'''<dfn>brackets</dfn>''' are pairs of mirror-image punctuation marks used to delimit some text separate from other text, like ( ) [ ] { } < > « », with special meanings in code such as [[HTML]], [[CSS]], [[JS]], and in [[template]]s and mathematics.
+'''<dfn>brackets</dfn>''' are pairs of mirror-image punctuation marks used to delimit some text separate from other text, like ( ) [ ] { } <>, with special meanings in code such as [[HTML]], [[CSS]], [[JS]], and in [[template]]s and mathematics.
 == See Also ==
-* 2024-03-30 {{capjamesg}}: [https://jamesg.blog/2024/03/30/braces/ <nowiki>Analysis of [the] prose use of braces (curly brackets)</nowiki>]
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