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- [ ] { } < > ^
- [ and ] are typed in lower case mode. ^ { } < > are typed in SHIFT mode.
- ^ is RIGHT of the divider and is typed with the RIGHT first finger.
- ;[
- 2,3,11,2,12
- ;]
- 2,3,11,2,13
- ;{
- 3,3,11,4,1,-2,12
- ;}
- 3,3,11,4,1,-2,13
- j^
- 3,3,8,4,1,-1,7
- k<
- 3,3,9,4,1,-4,9
- l>
- 3,3,10,4,1,-4,10
- ;[[ ;[[]] ;[[]]^^
- ;{{ ;{{}} ;{{}}^^
- j^^ j^^<< j^^<<>>
- k<< k<<>> k<<>>[]
- Computer operating systems use A> or B> as a disk drive designator.
- The caret (^) is used in BASIC to denote exponentiation: 2^3 = 8.
- Brackets ([]) enclose program statement options: FILES[ "[d:] filename"].
- COLOR [foreground] [,[background] [,border]]; DELETE [line 1] [-[line 2]]
- Upper-case braces can be used to denote sets: {all people} {spotted dogs}.
- Enclose () in []; enclose [] in {}: a[2(x + y)] or b + {2 - a[2(x + y)]}.
- The arithmetic symbol "<" means "is less than": 1<2, 3<4, 5<6, 7<8, 9<10.
- The symbol ">" means "is greater than": 9>8, 8>7, 7>6, 6>5, 4>3, 2>1, 1>0.
- A = {all tigers}; B = {all cats}; C = {all animals}; so A < B but C > B.
- 2^3 = 8 and 3^2 = 9, so 2^3 < 3^2; 3^4 = 81 and 4^3 = 64, so 3^4 > 4^3.