OK, let's hear from the punctuation expert, Keith Houston, who is author of Shady Characters: Ampersands, Interrobangs and Other Typographical Curiosities.
That's all we have to do. Now finally let's print this output, run our program, so I want to type 1, 3,4, 5, lets see what we get. We get 1, 3, 4 with an exlamantion mark.
Finally, we have the exclamatory notice whenever the name Cynara appears, it comes with an exclamation mark as if the sound of her name causes him pain and grief, you know, he has to shout it.
Even the exclamation point was left off of early models, assuming that users could type a period, then backspace and add an apostrophe to make a close approximation.
There's Cupcakes! With an exclamation point, there's vegan cupcakes at Cupfakes, there's Pupcakes, which sells cupcakes for dogs, and then there's Rick's VCR Repair.