Apl Functional Symbol Tilde Diaeresis Symbol
⍨ is an APL functional symbol (U+2368) used as a single-character glyph in APL-related text and code.
U+2368
⍨ is a Unicode character named “APL FUNCTIONAL SYMBOL TILDE DIAERESIS” (U+2368). It’s commonly encountered in APL code samples and technical writing. Use the copy and escape options below for reliable pasting across tools.
Apl Functional Symbol Tilde Diaeresis Symbol Meaning
⍨ (U+2368) is an APL functional symbol represented as a single Unicode character. Because it’s part of the APL symbol set, it typically appears in APL programming contexts, documentation, and discussions where APL operators or function symbols are shown. In practice, users often need it for copy/paste in code snippets, Unicode-aware documents, and font or character-support testing. Its exact behavior depends on the specific APL dialect and surrounding syntax, but for general use the key point is that it is a distinct Unicode glyph you can reliably include using its escapes and code point information.
Common uses
- •Pasting APL code snippets that reference the ⍨ symbol
- •Labeling or annotating APL operators in technical documentation
- •Sharing Unicode glyphs in forums, issues, and Q&A posts about APL
- •Designing UI text or icons for “technical” or “APL-themed” content
- •Testing font and Unicode support for U+2368 across apps and browsers
Examples
⍨ APL functional symbol tilde diaeresis
- ⍨Example APL glyph: ⍨
- ⍨In APL, the functional symbol ⍨ appears in expressions.
- ⍨Use ⍨ in your snippet: ⍨ ⍺ ⍵
- ⍨Character reference: U+2368 is ⍨.
- ⍨Paste this symbol: ⍨
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+2368 | |
| HTML Entity | ⍨ | |
| HTML Code | ⍨ | |
| CSS | \2368 |
FAQ
What does the Apl Functional Symbol Tilde Diaeresis symbol mean?
⍨ (U+2368) is an APL functional symbol represented as a single Unicode character. Because it’s part of the APL symbol set, it typically appears in APL programming contexts, documentation, and discussions where APL operators or function symbols are shown. In practice, users often need it for copy/paste in code snippets, Unicode-aware documents, and font or character-support testing. Its exact behavior depends on the specific APL dialect and surrounding syntax, but for general use the key point is that it is a distinct Unicode glyph you can reliably include using its escapes and code point information.
What is the Unicode code point for ⍨?
⍨ is U+2368 (Unicode name: APL FUNCTIONAL SYMBOL TILDE DIAERESIS).
How can I copy ⍨ reliably into code?
You can paste the character directly (⍨), or use the provided escapes: CSS \\2368, JavaScript \\u{2368}, or HTML ⍨.
Where might ⍨ be used besides APL code?
It’s often used in technical writing, APL-related discussions, and for Unicode/font support testing where the specific glyph matters.
Will ⍨ display correctly on all devices?
Display depends on font and Unicode support. If it doesn’t render, try switching fonts or use a font that includes the APL symbol set.