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In German the same happens: "runde Klammern" for (), "eckige Klammern" for [], and "geschweifte Klammern" for {}. Although when you say only "Klammern" people
by zelphirkalt 2y ago
In German the same happens:
"runde Klammern" for (), "eckige Klammern" for [], and "geschweifte Klammern" for {}.
Although when you say only "Klammern" people usually understand (), because that is what is often used in texts.
This translates well:
runde Klammern --> parentheses, eckige Klammern --> brackets, geschweifte Klammern --> braces.
As such, the US English understanding of the words is clearer to me, than a non-distinguishing understanding.