Separating items with semi-colons
Sometimes a list will include items with commas (e.g. a list of place-names like Seattle, WA); in these cases, we use semi-colons (;) to separate the listed items.
Sometimes a list will include items with commas (e.g. a list of place-names like Seattle, WA); in these cases, we use semi-colons (;) to separate the listed items.
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