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* Ada: single, only between digits [8]_
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* Ada: single, only between digits [8]_
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* C# (open proposal for 7.0): multiple, only between digits [6]_
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* C# (open proposal for 7.0): multiple, only between digits [6]_
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* C++ (C++14): single, between digits (different separator chosen) [1]_
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* C++14: single, between digits (different separator chosen) [1]_
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* D: multiple, anywhere, including trailing [2]_
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* D: multiple, anywhere, including trailing [2]_
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* Java: multiple, only between digits [7]_
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* Java: multiple, only between digits [7]_
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* Julia: single, only between digits (but not in float exponent parts)
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* Julia: single, only between digits (but not in float exponent parts)
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underscores. Also, no other language is known to use this rule,
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underscores. Also, no other language is known to use this rule,
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except for languages that generally disregard any whitespace.
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except for languages that generally disregard any whitespace.
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C++14 introduces apostrophes for grouping (because underscores introduce
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C++14 introduces apostrophes for grouping (because underscores
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ambiguity with user-defined literals), which is not considered because of the
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introduce ambiguity with user-defined literals), which is not
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use in Python's string literals. [1]_
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considered because of the use in Python's string literals. [1]_
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Open Proposals
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Open Proposals
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