week13 - after reading

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List All Categories Special:The category provides an alphabetical list of all categories, and does not include the number of members in each category. This number does not contain the contents of a subcategory, but contains the subcategory itself, each count as one.The list above includes all categories that have members, whether or not they have the Categories page. Use Special to list all existing category pages, with or without members.


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Returns the number of pages in "Category:"Example". Each subcategory counts to one page. Pages in subcategories are not counted.Special pages:Category trees allow you to view the tree structure of categories (subcategories, subcategories, etc.). Displaying files and other members pages is optional.You can use the category tree extension to display these trees on all pages. When used in wiki text or transcribed templates on category pages that contain some ASCII statements, they do not work as expected.For existing reasons, {{PAGENAME} can return HTML-encoded page names using numeric character entities. This character continues to be used to generate derived Wikilink or display page names.


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Can I leave or delete all pages as category redirection if I move them from the previous category? For categories that are fully populated through templates (see above), modifying the template will allow all affected documents to be moved to another category, but has the refresh issue been mentioned? Almost all category renaming is based on Wikipedia's agreed decision.Is this a category for discussion?

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