⇐
Left Double Arrow
- Unicode
- U+21D0
- Category
- Arrows
- HTML Entity
- ⇐
- CSS
- \21D0
The Left Double Arrow symbol (⇐) features two parallel horizontal lines converging into an arrowhead pointing left. In mathematics and formal logic, it often denotes a converse implication, meaning "is implied by" or "if." In digital typography and user interfaces, it frequently serves as a stylized "back" or "return" indicator.
How to Type
- Windows
- Alt+8656 or Win+. then search
- macOS
- Control+Command+Space then search
- Linux
- Compose + = + <
- HTML
- ⇐ or ⇐
In Programming
In computer science and discrete mathematics, this symbol frequently represents logical implication ("is implied by") in proofs and algorithms. It also appears in academic pseudocode to denote variable assignment.
Tags
arrow
back arrow
converse implication
direction
double
if symbol
implies
is implied by
left
left double arrow
leftwards double arrow
logical implies
return arrow
ui back symbol
unicode double arrow