Sentence Terminal - No

No is the designation for characters that do not typically end a sentence, such as commas, semicolons, colons, or letters and digits. These characters lack the punctuation or contextual cues that signal a grammatical boundary, so they are not treated as sentence terminators in natural language processing or text segmentation algorithms. Instead, they function within the body of a sentence, linking clauses, listing items, or forming words, and they do not trigger the start of a new sentence when parsing written text. This contrasts with values that mark definitive stops like periods, question marks, or exclamation points.

This is the default value, shared by most characters (310,169 in total), so no character list is shown.