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A question mark ? is a type of punctuation mark.
Question mark or ? may also refer to:
Film and television
- ? (2011 film), a 2011 Indonesian film
- ?: A Question Mark, a 2012 Indian film
- Question Mark (TV program), a 1963–1964 Canadian current affairs television program
- "?" (Lost), an episode of Lost
Music
- ? (Bersuit album) (2007)
- ? (Enuff Z'nuff album) (2004)
- ? (Neal Morse album) (2005)
- ? (Nena album) (1984) or its title song
- ? (XXXTentacion album) (2018)
- ?, a 2011 album by Eason Chan
- ?, a 2003 EP by Modwheelmood
- "?", a song by MF Doom from Operation: Doomsday
- "?", a song by Outkast from Stankonia
- "?" (Modern Industry), a song by Fishbone from Fishbone
Science and technology
- Question Mark (aircraft), an aircraft that set the flight endurance record in 1929
- Question mark (butterfly) or Polygonia interrogationis
- ? function or Minkowski's question-mark function
- ?:, in computer programming, a ternary operator
- Elvis operator, a binary operator in certain computer programming languages
- Safe navigation operator, a binary operator in object-oriented programming
- ?, the why not connective in linear logic
- �, the Unicode replacement character
- ⚳, the symbol for the dwarf planet Ceres
- ʔ, the IPA symbol for the glottal stop
People
- Seung-Hui Cho or Question Mark, Virginia Tech massacre shooter
- Rudy "?" Martinez, singer in ? and the Mysterians
Other uses
- ? (bistro), a restaurant in Belgrade, Serbia
- ? (CONFIG.SYS directive)
- ? (chess), in chess annotation symbols, indicates a mistake
See also
- ? and the Mysterians, an American band
- ?? (disambiguation)
- Inverted question and exclamation marks
- Question (disambiguation)
- Question The Mark, a Welsh punk band
- Matthew Lesko or question mark guy, American author and infomercial host
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