1、Prints a single ampersand.
2、Why ampersand is used in copy constructor?
3、If you want to make sure both conditions are true and they both have to be true for any code to be executed, use ampersandampersand.
4、Y I'm not passing an x and I'm not passing a Y, &y I'm passing an ampersand x and ampersand y and can you take a guess as to what the ampersand operator must mean?
5、A single ampersand is displayed in the caption and no characters are underlined.
6、You can encode special characters in XML, too. For instance, an ampersand is encoded like this.
7、The ampersand identifies the parameter as the holder of a code block.
8、That's the syntax you see with the ampersand before the parameter name.
9、They use the percent (%) symbol instead of the ampersand, and can be either named entities or external entities.
10、One thing to note in this particular output is that you replace any bare ampersand (&) characters with the word "and".
11、Most XML and HTML developers are familiar with entity references, the odd little XML constructs you often see that begin with an ampersand (&) and end with a semicolon (;).
12、You can stack those up by simply adding an ampersand (&) between successive name/value pairs, like this: name=jennifer&job=president.
13、The only special character that has given me a problem is the ampersand, so I have restricted my translation to that one character rather than use a shotgun htmlentities() function approach.
