Apl Functional Symbol Quad Circle Symbol
⌼ is the Unicode APL functional symbol quad circle (U+233C), used in APL-related text and technical notation.
U+233C
⌼ is a Unicode character named “APL functional symbol quad circle” (U+233C). It’s most likely to appear in APL documentation, code, or fonts that support APL symbols. This page helps you copy it accurately and find related symbols.
Apl Functional Symbol Quad Circle Symbol Meaning
⌼ is a technical Unicode character categorized as “Technical & Computer,” with the official name “APL FUNCTIONAL SYMBOL QUAD CIRCLE” (U+233C). In practice, it is used as a specific glyph within APL (A Programming Language) contexts, typically in written references to functions, operators, or structured symbol sets. Because APL symbols are highly specific and font-dependent, the exact appearance and correct rendering depend on your font and software support for Unicode U+233C. When you need to reproduce the symbol precisely (for documentation, comments, or digital typesetting), copy it directly from this page or use the provided code point escapes.
Common uses
- •Copying APL symbols into documentation or comments
- •Typing exact Unicode characters in technical text and markup
- •Designing UI elements or symbol pickers that include APL glyphs
- •Labeling code snippets or teaching materials that mention APL functions
- •Searching or indexing APL-related content using the exact character
Examples
⌼ APL functional symbol quad circle
- ⌼APL symbol: ⌼ (U+233C)
- ⌼In APL notation, ⌼ represents a functional symbol glyph.
- ⌼Use ⌼ when quoting text from APL documentation.
- ⌼The character ⌼ may require an APL-capable font.
- ⌼Unicode escape for ⌼ is U+233C.
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+233C | |
| HTML Entity | ⌼ | |
| HTML Code | ⌼ | |
| CSS | \233C |
FAQ
What does the Apl Functional Symbol Quad Circle symbol mean?
⌼ is a technical Unicode character categorized as “Technical & Computer,” with the official name “APL FUNCTIONAL SYMBOL QUAD CIRCLE” (U+233C). In practice, it is used as a specific glyph within APL (A Programming Language) contexts, typically in written references to functions, operators, or structured symbol sets. Because APL symbols are highly specific and font-dependent, the exact appearance and correct rendering depend on your font and software support for Unicode U+233C. When you need to reproduce the symbol precisely (for documentation, comments, or digital typesetting), copy it directly from this page or use the provided code point escapes.
What is the Unicode code point for ⌼?
The symbol ⌼ is Unicode U+233C.
What is the official Unicode name of this symbol?
Its Unicode name is “APL FUNCTIONAL SYMBOL QUAD CIRCLE.”
How can I copy ⌼ reliably for HTML or text?
Copy the character directly (⌼). For HTML, you can also use the entity ⌼.
Will ⌼ always display correctly in my app?
Rendering depends on font and software Unicode support. If it appears as a placeholder box, your font may not include U+233C.