General Punctuation

The General Punctuation Unicode block is a range of code points in the Unicode standard that represents a variety of punctuation marks and symbols that are commonly used in written text. Punctuation marks are symbols that are used in written language to indicate the structure and organization of sentences and phrases, such as commas, periods, and question marks. The General Punctuation Unicode block includes a wide range of characters that are used to represent various punctuation marks and symbols, such as the bullet point, the interpunct, and the quotation mark. These characters are often used in combination with other characters to represent more complex punctuation marks and symbols, such as the em dash and the ellipsis. The General Punctuation Unicode block is part of the Unicode standard, which is a standardized character encoding system that allows computers to store and display text in a wide variety of scripts and languages.