ditto marks like ", 〃 or do. are used to mean "repeat the above info here". (Unicode: U+3003 (decimal: 12291).) It came from Italianditto = "having been said", thus "what I just said", from Latindictum.
likewise, "ditto" means "I agree" (I repeat your sentiment), or "use the same answer from the last question" (as in "what do I do with item one?", "throw it away"... "what about this other item?", "ditto")
Ditto Utility, DITTO for [1] [IBM ESA Release 3] (Data Interfile Transfer, Testing, and Operations Utility) also affectionately known as "Does It Two Times Over" by IBM 370 and 4300 users.
ditto (Mac OS X) a utility much like cp that can handle resource forks
PC Ditto, was a PCemulator for Atari ST, couldn't do much but using basic DOS operations and running some poor games. This, of course, totally justifies the "likewise" meaning of the software's name : at this point of the computer history line, PCs couldn't do much more than this.
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Ditto Utility, DITTO for [1] [IBM ESA Release 3] (Data Interfile Transfer, Testing, and Operations Utility) also affectionately known as "Does It Two Times Over" by IBM 370 and 4300 users.
Ditto (メタモン Metamon in Japanese, Ditto in German and Metamorphe in French) is a fictional being in the Pokémon franchise, known as the resident shape-shifter in the Pokemon world.
Ditto, in terms of Pokémon battle, is purely a novelty, basically serving as an opportunity to have a Pokémon identical to the opponent (except for HP).
Because of Ditto's ability to breed with almost any Pokémon, and also the fact that a Pokémon with a shiny parent of the opposite gender (or a shiny Ditto parent) has a 1 in 64 chance of being shiny in Gold, Silver and Crystal, shiny Dittos can be quite useful for breeding other shiny Pokémon.