Keyboard stroke for ||

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Hi All,

This is probably a very simple solution, but I am just learning some coding.

I am having difficulty find the following stroke on my keyboard  ||

which I am copying and pasting all the time to avoid the issue.


Can someone please help me out and show me which key on the keyboard gives me the same result.


Thanks

 
sergiodv:

Hi All,

This is probably a very simple solution, but I am just learning some coding.

I am having difficulty find the following stroke on my keyboard  ||

which I am copying and pasting all the time to avoid the issue.


Can someone please help me out and show me which key on the keyboard gives me the same result.


Thanks

Is that two pipes ? The pipe key looks like | and is usually the shift of the forward slash

Or is it a quote? eg "

 
In my keyboard is CTRL ALT 1
 

Thanks for the responses.

It is the || that I am looking for.

Ctrl Alt 1 doesn't work and I don't have a similar symbol on my keyboard.


Thanks

 
sergiodv:

Thanks for the responses.

It is the || that I am looking for.

Ctrl Alt 1 doesn't work and I don't have a similar symbol on my keyboard.


Thanks

Oh, I've just worked out that you're trying to use an "or" in your code, which is the double pipe as I said above. It looks like this:

 

 

 If you don't have the pipe symbol on your keyboard, here's some advice:

Most modern keyboards do not include the pipe as an option on any of the keys. 
However, the answer is really easy, Push and hold the Shift key and then push the backslash key "\".

 Do that twice and you will have your "or" :)

Your second option is to use an "Alt Key Code". Hold down the Alt key and type 124 

Here's a few free ones for you hehehehehe ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||

 
sergiodv:

Hi All,

This is probably a very simple solution, but I am just learning some coding.

I am having difficulty find the following stroke on my keyboard  ||

which I am copying and pasting all the time to avoid the issue.


Can someone please help me out and show me which key on the keyboard gives me the same result.


Thanks

It depends on the language settings of Windows and your keyboard!

E.g. English keyboard needs only shift (see image above) mine needs AltGr < (its on my left side).

Maybe you should for a differernt keyboard?

 

Stuart Browne Thank you for the diagram.

That did the trick. I hadn't recognised that key as being the same.

I appreciate everyone else's assistance

 
sergiodv:

Stuart Browne Thank you for the diagram.

That did the trick. I hadn't recognised that key as being the same.

I appreciate everyone else's assistance

Welcome mate, glad you got it figured out :)
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