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| Selected response from: Terry Burgess Mexico Local time: 09:43 | ||||||
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5 +1 | underscore |
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5 | ADDITIONAL INFORMATION BLANCA........ |
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4 | underline |
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underscore Explanation: That's it!! Luck:-) terry Oxford SXuperlex + exp. |
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underline Explanation: I do not know if you mean this kind of character "_", if so, it's name is underline. |
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION BLANCA........ Explanation: Just to support my first answer Blanca!! By the way, "underline" is "subrayar" in Spanish. Underscore is also used a lot in e-mail addresses and I KNOW that's what it's called. See: http://www.ug.cs.usyd.edu.au/~cs2/comp2003/Solutions/Ex2_2.h... "Chapter 2 - Exercise 2 Give a grammar that accepts valid identifiers. A valid identifier begins with a letter or an underscore (ie. '_') and contains only letters, digits or '_' and is followed by a blank character (ie. ' ')." Hope this helps:-) terry Above |
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