Octothorpe, also known as the "#" symbol, is a typographic character that consists of two horizontal lines intersected by two vertical lines. It is commonly used in various contexts, such as social media platforms to represent hashtags, telephone keypads to denote the pound or number sign, and in coding languages like Python to indicate comments or special directives. The octothorpe has become a widely recognized symbol in modern communication and serves multiple purposes across different domains.
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