| ▲ | halper 3 hours ago | |
It is probably even a hyphen-minus, so called because on most early keyboards one character had to do to represent both a hyphen and a minus. In Unicode, there is a separate code point for an unambiguous hyphen. There is also a non-breaking hyphen as well as the various dashes discussed here. And "--" is absolutely just two hyphen-minuses, not an em-dash (—). | ||