Punktuaation
Punktuaation refers to the system of signs used in writing to separate phrases, indicate boundaries, and guide the reader through the structure and rhythm of text. Its main function is to clarify meaning, show pauses and intonation, and organize sentences and larger units such as lists and quotations.
The most common marks include the period, question mark, and exclamation point to end sentences; the comma
Languages differ in punctuation conventions. Some use different opening and closing quotation marks, others prefer spacing
In digital writing, punctuation must be encoded consistently (often in Unicode) and correctly transformed by text