brace
- noun
- /breɪs/
- Specialized
- GCC sometimes likes curly brace notation instead.
So JavaScript has objects, and you create them by way of the curly brace notation.
- So JavaScript has objects, and you create them by way of the curly brace notation.
- So when you log something, it'll go through and any place it sees dollar curly brace, it'll replace that with a string.
- Like in C you type a few words and then you type a curly brace, which there is their notion of sort of begin and an indent of block.
Examples
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So JavaScript has objects, and you create them by way of the curly brace notation.
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So when you log something, it'll go through and any place it sees dollar curly brace, it'll replace that with a string.
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Now this is also kind of an interesting bar here in that it's got this curly brace thing after it.
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Like in C you type a few words and then you type a curly brace, which there is their notion of sort of begin and an indent of block.
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You also need a closing bracket and semicolon at the very end, after the curly brace.
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Lack of curly braces doesn't bother people for long because they were probably indenting their code anyway.
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A declaration block starts with a left brace and ends with the matching right brace.
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So JavaScript has objects, and you create them by way of the curly brace notation.
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Now this is also kind of an interesting bar here in that it's got this curly brace thing after it.
Synonyms
A symbol like a period or comma that separates sentences and shows meaning
A character or symbol that separates items in text and data files
Compounds
- Specialized
A device you wear around your back to support it and help you sit or stand straight
Surface Forms
Etymology
Brace for the punctuation { } is a helpful name because these marks 'brace' or hold items together in writing or code. They group lines or parts into one block, so the name shows their job of keeping things joined.