Apl Functional Symbol Quad Delta Symbol
The symbol ⍍ (APL Functional Symbol Quad Delta) is used in APL contexts to represent a specific functional token.
U+234D
⍍ is an APL functional symbol used as a programming character. It has a defined Unicode code point (U+234D), which makes it copyable across platforms. This page helps you identify, copy, and include it correctly in text or code.
Apl Functional Symbol Quad Delta Symbol Meaning
⍍ is Unicode character U+234D, named “APL FUNCTIONAL SYMBOL QUAD DELTA.” As the name suggests, it is part of the APL (A Programming Language) symbol set and is typically used as a functional token within APL code or environments that support APL notation. If you are porting or writing APL expressions, this character must match the correct Unicode code point to avoid substitution with a different symbol. For non-APL contexts, it’s most often used as a decorative or informational glyph to indicate APL syntax, documentation, or typography examples.
Common uses
- •Copying the correct Unicode character for APL code documentation and tutorials
- •Typing APL functional notation in tools or text editors that support Unicode
- •Including the symbol in technical writing that references APL tokens by name
- •Using it in UI labels or help text for APL-related software features
- •Sharing APL examples in chats, posts, and issue trackers without character mismatch
Examples
⍍ APL Functional Symbol Quad Delta
- ⍍“Use ⍍ in your APL expression.”
- ⍍“The token ⍍ corresponds to a functional symbol in APL notation.”
- ⍍“Copied from the spec: ⍍ (U+234D).”
- ⍍“In this example, ⍍ appears between operands.”
- ⍍“Replace the incorrect glyph with ⍍.”
Variations
Ready to copy
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+234D | |
| HTML Entity | ⍍ | |
| HTML Code | ⍍ | |
| CSS | \234D |
FAQ
What does the Apl Functional Symbol Quad Delta symbol mean?
⍍ is Unicode character U+234D, named “APL FUNCTIONAL SYMBOL QUAD DELTA.” As the name suggests, it is part of the APL (A Programming Language) symbol set and is typically used as a functional token within APL code or environments that support APL notation. If you are porting or writing APL expressions, this character must match the correct Unicode code point to avoid substitution with a different symbol. For non-APL contexts, it’s most often used as a decorative or informational glyph to indicate APL syntax, documentation, or typography examples.
What is the Unicode code point for ⍍?
⍍ is Unicode U+234D.
How do I copy ⍍ reliably in documents?
Copy the character directly (⍍) and, if needed, paste using an editor that preserves Unicode. You can also use the HTML entity ⍍ or the escapes shown on this page.
What is the official name of ⍍?
Its Unicode name is “APL FUNCTIONAL SYMBOL QUAD DELTA.”
Can I use ⍍ in code and programming text?
Yes, in Unicode-aware environments. Use the appropriate form for your language/tool, such as the CSS escape \\234D or JavaScript escape \\u{234D}, to ensure the correct character is used.