About the character semicolon ';'

aratos

This character seems to have a special behaviour. How does it work exactly ?

For example when learning something like "word" with definition "definition 1 ; definition 2",

the first time I get "definition 1", then I get "definition 2".

neoncube

aratos Words or phrases that are separate by semicolons are all accepted as correct answers.

For example, let's say that someone is learning the word "caliente", which can mean "hot" or "warm":

Word	Definition
caliente	hot; warm

If you're shown the word "caliente", any of these answers should be accepted: "hot", "warm", "hot; warm", or "warm; hot".

Does that make sense?

I really need to write some documentation for this! XD

aratos

neoncube OK. This makes sense. Thanks a lot for your help.

neoncube

aratos No problem! 🙂

By the way, another thing to know: Things in parentheses are optional, so if you see something like "hot (literally)", then all of these answers should be registered as correct: "hot", "hot (literally)", and "hot literally"