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by int_19h
382 days ago
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It's supposed to be the sharp symbol; it's just that it was a hassle for them to use it consistently in paths etc, so they defaulted to # as a stand-in. It's "sharp" (i.e. higher tone) because it's a higher-level language compared to C and C++. |
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