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If you have been geocaching for a while now, you have probably done some kind of Challenge geocache. Some of these require that you find a cache with a name that includes a Symbol or Punctuation Mark.

Unfortunately, these can be few and far between. SO, for those of you who need a cache with a title that includes a symbol or punctuation mark, THIS IS THE CACHE FOR YOU!

On a QWERTY keyboard, the non-numerical keys include 32 various symbols and punctuation marks. These symbols are crucial for various forms of writing, coding, and communication. Just for good "measure", I included a musical note symbol (♪)!

Some of these strung together can also denote a bad or curse word when one does not wish to actually writer or say the bad word. For example: "Did you see what that #@!*&^* cat did?"

Here’s a rundown of these keys, a list of the non-numerical keys and symbols typically found on a standard QWERTY keyboard:

1. Backtick ( ` ) - Below the Esc key, left of number 1 -Used in programming and for accent marks in some languages..
2. Tilde ( ~ ) Below the Esc key, left of number 1 - Often used in programming and as a diacritical mark in various languages..
3. Exclamation Mark ( ! ) - Used to denote exclamation or strong emotion in writing..
4. At Symbol ( @ ) - Commonly used in email addresses and social media handles..
5. Hash/Pound Sign ( # ) - Used for numbers, hashtags in social media, and various programming contexts..
6. Dollar Sign ( $ ) - Represents currency or monetary amounts.
7. Percent Sign ( % ) - Indicates a percentage or ratio.
8. Caret ( ^ ) - Used in mathematical notation and some programming languages.
9. Ampersand/And ( & ) - Represents "and" in written text.
10. Asterisk ( * ) - Used for footnotes, multiplication, and wildcard characters.
11. Left Parenthesis ( ( ) - Used to group expressions in mathematics and programming..
12. Right Parenthesis ( ) ) - Completes a parenthetical expression or group.
13. Hyphen/Minus Sign ( - ) - Used for subtraction, hyphenation, and as a dash in writing.
14. Underscore ( _ )  - Used to Underline text, create spaces in filenames or variable names in programming.
15. Equals Sign ( = ) - Used to indicate total or equality in mathematics and programming.
16. Plus Sign ( + ) - Indicates addition or a positive value.
17. Left Bracket ( [ ) - Used to enclose a phrase in brackets and in programming and mathematics.
18. Left Brace ( { ) - Used to denote blocks of code in programming.
19. Right Bracket ( ] ) - Completes a bracketed phrase or expression.
20. Right Brace ( } ) - Completes a block of code.
21. Backslash ( \ ) - Used in programming paths and escape sequences.
22. Pipe Symbol ( | ) - Used in programming and scripting to denote logical operations or pipes.
23. Semicolon ( ; ) - Used to separate items in a list, text or in programming.
24. Colon ( : ) - Used to indicate time, lists, or ratios.
25. Apostrophe ( ' ) - Indicates possession or contraction in writing.
26. Quotation Mark ( " ) - Used to denote direct speech or quotations.
27. Comma ( , ) - Used to separate items in a list or clauses in sentences.
28. Less Than Sign ( < ) - Indicates that one value is smaller than another.
29. Period ( . ) - Indicates the end of a sentence or a decimal point.
30. Greater Than Sign ( > ) - Indicates that one value is larger than another.
31. Forward Slash ( / ) - Used to separate parts of a URL or to indicate division.
32. Question Mark ( ? ) - Indicates a question or an unknown value.

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