Logical suffix &; The pronunciation and origin of

Characters-The earliest history can be traced back to 1 century, and the earliest is the linking of Latin et (meaning and). The earliest &; Much like the combination of E and T, with the development of printing technology, this symbol gradually formed its own style, out of the original shadow. In this character, you can still see the shadow of e, but t has disappeared.

In the18th century, people often &; Followed by a lowercase c, and so on (and so on, all in Latin, and so on. Wait. ). Widely used in European languages). At present, it is widely used, in text messages and tweets,&; Used to replace the word "And", which means "and" in programming languages (such as MySQL, C and C++, XML, SGML and Basic).

Stands for and in English, and can also be pronounced as and.

English spelling: ampersan

The pronunciation of this word is "z'da".

In vfp database,&; Is a macro replacement function that replaces &; And variable names.

For example, a 1= "Hello"

a2=a 1

& aortic second sound

The result on the screen is hello.

On the T-shirt &; ampere

12 in Pascal,&; Is the prefix of octal integer constants, such as&; 7 means 7,&; 17 means 15. 177 means 127.