Apl Functional Symbol Left Shoe Stile Symbol
⍧ is an APL functional symbol known as the left shoe stile (U+2367).
U+2367
⍧ is a Unicode character from the APL Functional Symbols block. It is commonly referred to as the left shoe stile. Use it when you need to reference or typeset this specific APL character.
Apl Functional Symbol Left Shoe Stile Symbol Meaning
⍧ is the APL functional symbol called “left shoe stile,” encoded as U+2367. As an APL character, it is typically used in the context of APL-style notation, where each symbol has a precise role in the language’s function/operator system. In practical terms, this page helps you correctly identify the character, avoid confusion with look-alikes, and copy the exact symbol into code, documentation, fonts, or text. If you are working with APL content, Unicode text handling, or symbol-aware rendering, the key is using the correct character and its escapes (HTML, CSS, JavaScript).
Common uses
- •Copying the exact APL character into documentation or cheatsheets for APL syntax
- •Typing or rendering APL expressions in plain text fields that support Unicode
- •Using the Unicode character in source code, templates, or localization files
- •Embedding the symbol in design files or web content that must match U+2367
- •Creating accessible references (tooltips, glossaries, educational posts) that name the symbol precisely
Examples
⍧ Left Shoe Stile (APL symbol)
- ⍧APL left shoe: ⍧
- ⍧Unicode ID: U+2367 (⍧)
- ⍧HTML entity form: ⍧
- ⍧CSS escape: \\2367
- ⍧JS escape: \\u{2367}
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+2367 | |
| HTML Entity | ⍧ | |
| HTML Code | ⍧ | |
| CSS | \2367 |
FAQ
What does the Apl Functional Symbol Left Shoe Stile symbol mean?
⍧ is the APL functional symbol called “left shoe stile,” encoded as U+2367. As an APL character, it is typically used in the context of APL-style notation, where each symbol has a precise role in the language’s function/operator system. In practical terms, this page helps you correctly identify the character, avoid confusion with look-alikes, and copy the exact symbol into code, documentation, fonts, or text. If you are working with APL content, Unicode text handling, or symbol-aware rendering, the key is using the correct character and its escapes (HTML, CSS, JavaScript).
What is the Unicode code point for ⍧?
⍧ is U+2367.
How do I write ⍧ in HTML?
Use the HTML entity: ⍧
How do I escape ⍧ in CSS?
Use the CSS escape: \\2367
How do I escape ⍧ in JavaScript?
Use: \\u{2367}