Re: Re [Dev-C++] C++

[<jos...@ya...>]

Hi,Just and addition. I'm Spanish. Yes, the letter ñ is from the Spanish alphabet and goes between the letter n and the letter o. The name of my country thus is "España" and I am "español".In Portuguese they have a similar sound although they represent it with the combination nh. Thus in Portuguese it'll be Espanha.In French and Italian the equivalent is the combination gn (Espagne and Spagna respectively).You can get the character ñ with ALT+164 and Ñ with ALT+165.--- Larry Hamilton  escribió: > 	Minor correction, Portugal and Brazil speak Portugese, not> Spanish. I studied Spanish way back in high school, but have not> idea if Portugese uses ñ.> > Larry> > On 15 Jan 2001, at 17:50, SpiderMan wrote:> > >     I don't know what relevance it has to C/C++ but the ñ> > (pronounced en yay), is a letter in the Spanish alphabet, so my> > guess would be that the code was written by someone from> > Spain, Mexico, Portugal, or another Spanish speaking country.> > 

Cheers,

Chemanuel

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