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Punctuation

The comma (`,') and semicolon (`;') are used as punctuation in contexts where the syntax of JACCL calls for a list of items. When used, commas separate list items while semicolons terminate items. The colon (`:') is used as punctuation in contexts where pairs of items are expected.

Parentheses ( `(' and `)' ) are used to delimit the formal and actual parameter lists associated with procedures and function. Square brackets ( `[' and `]' ) are used around subscript expressions and array size specifiers.


Computer Science 434
Department of Computer Science
Williams College

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