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symbols practice 2
created May 22nd, 10:25 by Muhammed Rizin
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Typing is more fun when symbols like ~ and - dance across the screen. Use _ for spacing and = to balance the code. Try combining + with numbers: 5 + 3 = 8. Now move on to brackets: [text] or {data} depending on context. Want to compare values? Try <a> and >b or even <= and >=. Don't forget the backslash \\it escapes the rules! The pipe | adds logic: true | false. Quoting is crucial: "double quotes" or 'single quotes'. Mix them: "It's tricky," she said. Escape with a backslash: \"quote\". Nested brackets look like this: [{<text>}]. Create expressions like: sum = [a + b] * {c - d}. Add formatting marks like tilde ~ or backtick ` for inline code. Set variables like let x = "value". Be mindful of spacing: _underscore_ vs -dash-. Keep practicing with: if (x >= y) { print("x is greater or equal"); } else { print('y wins'); }. Also try: path = "C:\\Users\\Name" or var | undefined. Type, pause, correct, and repeat.
Typing accuracy matters more than speed. Ready? Go again: ~_[]{}"'|\\<>+-=
Typing accuracy matters more than speed. Ready? Go again: ~_[]{}"'|\\<>+-=
