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Also known as a full stop or dot, a
period
( . ) is a punctuation mark commonly found on
the same United States Qwerty keyboard key as the greater than ( >
). Computers use a period
in numerous ways, below is a listing of some of these ways.
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With many IBM compatible computers and their operating
systems, a period is used to separate the filename
from the file extension.
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The period is used to help create a URL and break up
important portions of the URL. For example: http://www.computerhope.com.
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Used as or part of a wild card.
- An additional listing of computer keyboard keys can be found
by clicking
here.
Also see: Dot, Ellipsis,
Keyboard
definitions
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