An underscore is a symbol that looks like “_” a long hyphen positioned at the bottom of the line. If you’ve wondered what the same of this symbol is, you know probably: it’s called underscore. It might be that you usually not use it but this symbol most works when you write an email or when you deal with computer code. You can underline text, but that is different from using an underscore as a character on its own.
You can easily type underscore on mac and Windows computers, press the “Shift” and “hyphen” key simultaneously to type an underscore. The underscore symbol shares a key with the hyphen symbol, and you can find it to the right of the “0” key on the row above the letters.
What does underscore mean?
Underscore refers to draw special attention to a fact, ideal, or situation, etc. In simple words, if you are writing something and you want to highlight the word or want to reader’s attention to it so you’d use underscore. Moreover, underscore means to “to underline”, or draw a line beneath a word to emphasize it.
As we also mentioning underscore means attention and you can easily understand its meaning through some synonymous:
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