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Apl Functional Symbol Backslash Bar Symbol

⍀ is an APL technical symbol (U+2340) used as an APL functional symbol with a backslash bar form.

U+2340

⍀ (U+2340) is categorized as a technical computer symbol and is named “APL functional symbol backslash bar.” It’s most useful when you need an exact APL character for text, documentation, or interfaces. Use the copy options below to insert it reliably in your tools.

Apl Functional Symbol Backslash Bar Symbol Meaning

⍀ is the Unicode character “APL FUNCTIONAL SYMBOL BACKSLASH BAR” with code point U+2340 (HTML entity ⍀). As an APL functional symbol, it is typically used in contexts where APL syntax or notation is being represented. In practice, you’ll encounter it in technical writing, source code snippets, character sets, and UI elements that need to display the correct APL glyph. Because APL characters are precise and sometimes font-dependent, it’s helpful to use the provided copy/paste and encoding forms to avoid incorrect characters.

Common uses

  • Typing or displaying the exact APL character in documentation or tutorials
  • Copying into code samples, READMEs, or technical posts that reference APL syntax
  • Building UI labels or forms that show APL symbols accurately
  • Creating character lists, fonts previews, or Unicode reference pages
  • Generating or validating Unicode/character-set content in scripts and tooling

Examples

⍀ APL functional symbol backslash bar

  • APL example uses ⍀ in the expression.
  • The symbol ⍀ corresponds to Unicode U+2340.
  • Copy ⍀ into your editor to keep the exact character.
  • In our documentation, ⍀ is shown as a functional symbol.
  • HTML: ⍀ renders ⍀ when supported.

Variations

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Technical codes

UnicodeU+2340
HTML Entity⍀
HTML Code⍀
CSS\2340

FAQ

What does the Apl Functional Symbol Backslash Bar symbol mean?

⍀ is the Unicode character “APL FUNCTIONAL SYMBOL BACKSLASH BAR” with code point U+2340 (HTML entity ⍀). As an APL functional symbol, it is typically used in contexts where APL syntax or notation is being represented. In practice, you’ll encounter it in technical writing, source code snippets, character sets, and UI elements that need to display the correct APL glyph. Because APL characters are precise and sometimes font-dependent, it’s helpful to use the provided copy/paste and encoding forms to avoid incorrect characters.

What is the Unicode code point for ⍀?

⍀ is U+2340.

How can I copy ⍀ into HTML?

Use the HTML entity ⍀.

What is the CSS escape for ⍀?

Use \\2340.

What is the JavaScript escape for ⍀?

Use \\u{2340}.