Question: Has ? a special function when used in names in 2D Math

I cannot find anything in the documentation that could explain the below.

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According to ?name  the character ? can be used in a name with the exception of beeing the first character.
Example:

abc?:=2;
abc?

2

 

2

(1)


Reentering the name in 2D

"abc"?""

abc

(2)

In 2D the nane "abc"?"" does not seem to exist.

Trying now as above

"abc"?:=a:"  abc"?""

abc^2

(3)

returns an unexpected output.
Trying

"ab"?c:=b;"  "

ab

(4)

"a"?b:=c""

a

(5)

seems to cut of everything that follows the question mark (including the question mark).
This could explain the output (3) as having been parsed as abc*abc.

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The variable palette only lists the name entered in 1D.

What could explain the difference between 1D and 2D when "?" is used in a name.

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