Apl Functional Symbol Up Tack Diaeresis Symbol
⍡ is an APL functional symbol (U+2361) used in APL code and technical text.
U+2361
The symbol ⍡ is known in Unicode as “APL Functional Symbol Up Tack Diaeresis” (U+2361). It’s primarily encountered in APL-related writing, programming, and character sets. Here you can copy it and understand its practical context.
Apl Functional Symbol Up Tack Diaeresis Symbol Meaning
⍡ (U+2361) is an APL functional symbol. In APL, many symbols represent distinct built-in operations or modifiers, so ⍡ is typically meaningful when used inside APL expressions rather than as standalone punctuation. Because APL relies heavily on special glyphs, the exact character matters: you generally want the same Unicode code point (U+2361) to ensure the correct behavior in tooling, fonts, and parsers. You may also see the symbol used in documentation, teaching materials, or technical typography that references APL characters directly.
Common uses
- •Writing APL code or pseudocode that references the exact ⍡ character
- •Documenting APL operators in tutorials, lessons, or cheat sheets
- •Marking up text in technical posts or forums that discuss APL symbol names
- •Creating typography or icon-like elements that must preserve Unicode identity
- •Sharing examples or error messages from APL tools where ⍡ appears
Examples
⍡ APL Functional Symbol Up Tack Diaeresis
- ⍡APL: ⍡ some_expression
- ⍡Documentation note: operator ⍡ applies to the following expression
- ⍡In the table, ⍡ is listed as an APL functional symbol
- ⍡Example output includes the glyph ⍡ in the operator position
- ⍡When copying code, ensure the exact character ⍡ (U+2361) is used
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+2361 | |
| HTML Entity | ⍡ | |
| HTML Code | ⍡ | |
| CSS | \2361 |
FAQ
What does the Apl Functional Symbol Up Tack Diaeresis symbol mean?
⍡ (U+2361) is an APL functional symbol. In APL, many symbols represent distinct built-in operations or modifiers, so ⍡ is typically meaningful when used inside APL expressions rather than as standalone punctuation. Because APL relies heavily on special glyphs, the exact character matters: you generally want the same Unicode code point (U+2361) to ensure the correct behavior in tooling, fonts, and parsers. You may also see the symbol used in documentation, teaching materials, or technical typography that references APL characters directly.
What is the Unicode code point for ⍡?
⍡ is U+2361.
How can I copy ⍡ reliably into code or documents?
Copy the character directly (⍡), or paste the exact Unicode value U+2361 to avoid lookalikes.
Does ⍡ have a meaning outside of APL?
It’s mainly meaningful as an APL functional symbol; outside APL it’s typically just a referenced character, not a standard punctuation mark.
What are the available escape forms for ⍡?
HTML entity: ⍡ CSS escape: \\2361; JavaScript escape: \\u{2361}.