Here's some more useful notation.

Colon

Costa Rican Colon

El Salvador Colon

Costa Rican Colon

Salvadoran Colon

Colon

It's your cologne.

5 columns from the headlines.

Is that the line?

Inside the curly braces you use to make a new map, you can actually just put all of the bindings 'rose' maps to true.

We'll take in 1 parameter, and we'll call it s.

In order to define the procedure, I'll call the first variable boolean, with a lowercase b.

Parameters is just a fancy name for the inputs to the procedure.

Here the word lambda is fixed. It's a terminal.

I can also type A to comma colon to fetch everything in the second row.

The password may not contain colons or spaces!

The login may not contain spaces or colons!

The login may not contain spaces or colons.

N is usually a good name for a number.

In both cases, we have one parameter named x.

Peter Given 2 strings, s and t, we want to print out udacious without using any quotes, and we're going to do that by using the subsequence operator, the colon.

So, a of 2 comma colon is this second row of a.

Countdown takes one parameter the number that it countdowns from

Here's our rule, written out, and this is very similar to

Note again that in Python, instead of the opening and closing curly braces, we have tabbing and colons.

The numbering here is every one of these elements of our grammar rule except the colon gets a number.

A string who value can't change, and its value is itself. That's all it is.

And the indent is part of this clause.

So this will generate a list, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4 , so for i in range(5) and this colon says,

Now, and I can also set V equals one colon six, and that sets V to be these numbers.

This is why you shouldn't use s in SQL statements.

You may enter a simple integer, or a floating point value, or space or colon delimited values specifying degrees, arcminutes and arcseconds

You may enter a simple integer, or a floating point value, or space or colon delimited values specifying hours, minutes and seconds

You can easily find all papers tagged with a specific tag by entering the word tag, then colon, then the tag you are seeking in the search box.

I can just write out multiple related parsing rules in the same string, and give one piece of code that applies uniformly to all of them.

The structure of an if statement is we have the keyword, if , followed by a comparison, we'll call that the test expression, followed by a colon.

From there we can declare methods and member variables of that object by specifying the name of the member, a colon and then the value that its going to take.

Here's the typical structure of a loop with a break, so we have the while à   as we did beforeà   and we have the test expression and we had a colon.

The way it knows that there are new clauses forming right here is this colon right over here.

And then down here I've written out my grammar rule in almost English and again, this colon is like the arrow that we would normally draw.

We actually want leading zeros in here and we want hours, minutes, and seconds separated by colons.

Again, in Python this would probably look very, very similar except that we'd use a colon instead of an open and curly brace.

We have the keyword for followed by a name, and this is a new name for a variable that we can introduce, then the keyword in followed by a list, and this is any expression which evaluates to a list followed by a colon.

Frustrated with the European languages, which he considered too boring , Christopher Columbus invented Columbian , a language so complicated that only he could speak it.