huudahduspiste
Huudahduspiste, often translated as "exclamation point" or "exclamation mark," is a punctuation mark used at the end of a sentence to indicate strong feeling or emotion. It is commonly employed to convey excitement, surprise, anger, or a command. The primary function of the huudahduspiste is to signal a heightened tone or emphasis beyond that of a standard declarative sentence.
The visual representation of the huudahduspiste consists of a vertical line followed by a dot. Its usage
The history of the huudahduspiste can be traced back to ancient Greece, though its modern form and