Is there a difference between BASIC code and COLOR BASIC code syntax?

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() - paren, close-paren
{} - shit algol programmers use for arbitrary things and not others
[] - more shit algol programmers use in arbitrary inconsistent ways
- less-than and greater-than functions, and what XML users sprinkle all over their shitty sexp language
|| - the unix pipe is actually a concept not so easily translated to lisp-style, since a pipeline consists of multiple applications running in parellel rather than in sequence. Maybe I'll try writing a with-pipeline macro, using queues instead of binary streams or someshit.

Also
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/ Pole grave
\ Pole aigu
- Minus
; Pointcomma
: Doublepoint

you mixed up aigu and grave

I call them accolades.
Doesn't matter though, because in the future we'll all code with Python equivalents, so they won't be used anymore.

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() = brackets
[] = array brackets
{} = fag brackets
= duelling crocodiles

>not calling them curly braces so all your code makes you think of your robot waifu

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() = brackets (curved brackets)
[] = square brackets
{} = curly brackets
= pointy brackets

|| = faggots
() = brackets
[] = boxers
= pointies
{} = hipsters

| Name depends on use. In "if(this || that)" it's "pipe": "if this pipe pipe that". In command lines it may be "or" instead: "cat foo | grep bar": "cat foo or grep bar".
() brackets
[] brackets
brackets
{} brackets

() = parentheses
[] = brackets
{} = braces
= ??????
|| = pipes