What is this symbol called?
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the sideways "v" I always called it.
What the hell is it called?
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sfjkfjda !!! I know that. There isn’t a another word for it??
Weird. I feel dumb… I just thaught it meant something other than less-than.
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Microsoft Windows Character Map defines < is less than sign, > is greater than sign.
Well what is the ^ called? I thought it was a carat but I’m not so sure anymore.
We call it a chevron
it’s called “angle bracket”
{ what is this symbol called?
its this symbol that i got in math class that i dont know what it is and i cant find it on google so just send me all the math symbols for circumfrence
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> is less than > is greater than and ^ is a caret, not carat!
Eek, a typo! is less than.
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what is this symbol called §
Angle brackets
{} are referred to as braces.
#$(@! what is this symbol called?
#$(@! what is this symbol called
What’s this called: & I thought it was like amberfram but I don’t know where I got that!
ampersand, which means “and,” is how we print the Latin abbreviation of the word et. Not surprisingly, “et” means “and.”
# What is his symbol called c sharp?
What is this symbol called C sharp? or hash sharp?
hey in bored!!!!!!!!!
They are also called chevrons
what is this symbol used for and called #
That symbol is used for either saying number one like, #1, or to block out swear words and is called a ####ing hash! See i used it there to block out the **** part of *******!
the (pound, number) sign (#) is called an octothorpe.
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