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    This symbol # is often called the hash or pound sign but what is its proper name?

    Question #47959. Asked by peasypod.

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    Octothorp

    May 30 04, 9:47 PM
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    In music it is referred to as the sharp sign.

    May 31 04, 12:42 AM

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