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Merge pull request #1821 from lys0716/master 

Correct typo in lexicon.md
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2017/03/03, chund, Christian Hund, christian.hund@gmail.com 2017/03/03, chund, Christian Hund, christian.hund@gmail.com
2017/03/15, robertvanderhulst, Robert van der Hulst, robert@xsharp.eu 2017/03/15, robertvanderhulst, Robert van der Hulst, robert@xsharp.eu
2017/03/28, cmd-johnson, Jonas Auer, jonas.auer.94@gmail.com 2017/03/28, cmd-johnson, Jonas Auer, jonas.auer.94@gmail.com
2017/04/12, lys0716, Yishuang Lu, luyscmu@gmail.com

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## Literals ## Literals
ANTLR does not distinguish between character and string literals as most languages do. All literal strings one or more characters in length are enclosed in single quotes such as `’;’`, `’if’`, `’>=’`, and `’\’'` (refers to the one-character string containing the single quote character). Literals never contain regular expressions. ANTLR does not distinguish between character and string literals as most languages do. All literal strings one or more characters in length are enclosed in single quotes such as `’;’`, `’if’`, `’>=’`, and `’\’` (refers to the one-character string containing the single quote character). Literals never contain regular expressions.
Literals can contain Unicode escape sequences of the form `’\uXXXX’` (for Unicode code points up to `’U+FFFF’`) or `’\u{XXXXXX}’` (for all Unicode code points), where `’XXXX’` is the hexadecimal Unicode code point value. Literals can contain Unicode escape sequences of the form `’\uXXXX’` (for Unicode code points up to `’U+FFFF’`) or `’\u{XXXXXX}’` (for all Unicode code points), where `’XXXX’` is the hexadecimal Unicode code point value.