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dấu ngoặc

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Also known as bracket

dấu câu

AI overview

A bracket is a punctuation mark used to separate or isolate a portion of text or data from the surrounding content, and comes in four main pairs of different shapes with names that vary between British and American English. The term "brackets" refers to different specific marks depending on whether you're using British English (where it means one pair) or American English (where it means another pair), which is why clarity about which version of English is being used can matter when discussing punctuation.

AI-generated from the Wikipedia summary — may contain errors.

Key facts

Punctuation mark.name
Angle brackets
Punctuation mark.variant1
⟨ ⟩
Punctuation mark.unicode_list
Less/greater than(half width): Less/greater than(full-width East Asian):
Punctuation mark.variant2
⟪ ⟫
Punctuation mark.caption1
Angle brackets (BE&AE)
Punctuation mark.caption2
Angle brackets (BE&AE)
Punctuation mark.variant3
< >
Punctuation mark.caption3
less-than and greater-than

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