What is the difference from this: & and this: and

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8 0

They both mean and but & is a more quick way of writing it, just like saying Wuu2 - what you up to.
So it's called an abbreviation.
Hope this helps xx

Softa [21]2 years ago

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Well, they mean the same thing... its just that one is more curlier.

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