Geek Trivia: Which Punctuation Mark Didn’t Have A Dedicated Key Until The 1970s?

Which Punctuation Mark Didn’t Have A Dedicated Key Until The 1970s?
  1. The Question Mark
  2. The Exclamation Point
  3. The Apostrophe
  4. The Comma

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