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Brackets and paired marks

Copy matching parentheses, square brackets, braces, and other paired marks. Keep the exact pair required by your document or data format.

ASCII pairs

Common technical delimiters; the surrounding format defines their meaning.

Other paired marks

Use only when the document calls for these exact characters.

Your line
♡→✦
3 code points
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How to choose

Choose the opener and closer together. Code and formats such as JSON use specific ASCII delimiters, even when a wider decorative pair looks similar.

Examples

Labeled aside

Draft (review pending)

The parentheses enclose an explanatory aside.

Keep JSON syntax exact

{"items":["draft","review"]}

The braces and square brackets are ASCII delimiters in this valid JSON sample.

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