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				 asgs109205yIt is not context agnostic asgs109205yIt is not context agnostic
 
 But it is mostly a separator (of values in an array in some languages, of variables during declaration)
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				you mean for the actual programming language, or for user input?
 
 Because when it comes to user input, the comma may be the seperator for decimal numbers depending on langauge/culture.
 
 In Germany we write "34,8", as opposed to the British and Americans "34.8"
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				 cdrice41835yIt appears empirical evidence suggests "the value of a comma" is "one full day of debugging errors," which sounds about right to me. 😉 cdrice41835yIt appears empirical evidence suggests "the value of a comma" is "one full day of debugging errors," which sounds about right to me. 😉
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I spent a whole day debugging errors one after another and atlast the main reason of all errors leads to a fking comma 😑
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