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No, they aren't. () are brackets, [] are square brackets, {} are curly brackets. 'Brackets' always refers to () unless specifically you say 'square'. Stop impo
by milesrout 10y ago
No, they aren't. () are brackets, [] are square brackets, {} are curly brackets. 'Brackets' always refers to () unless specifically you say 'square'.
Stop imposing your stupid American stuff on people.
- Y_Y 10y agoI agree with your content, but not your tone. I'd like to add that one often hears "round brackets" as an unambiguous terms for the first category. And where's love for angle brackets <chevrons>?
- umanwizard 10y agoThere are substantially more Americans than people in any other English-speaking country, and, to top it off, we're on an American forum. It's not "stupid" to assume the dialect we're using is American English. Why the aggressiveness?
- jsilence 10y agoBecause the cultural ignorance you are showing is annoying. There are vastly more people speaking english in the world than there are US Americans. On top of that: Most of the Americans are speaking spanish and portuguese. America != US America for one.