⊣
Left Tack
- Unicode
- U+22A3
- Category
- Math
- HTML Entity
- ⊣
- CSS
- \22A3
The Left Tack symbol (⊣) is a mathematical operator primarily used in formal logic, set theory, and abstract algebra. In logic, it serves as the reverse of the turnstile symbol (⊢), often representing that a proposition on the left is deduced from or entailed by the statements on the right. Beyond advanced mathematics, it occasionally appears in specialized programming environments as a built-in structural function.
How to Type
- Windows
- Win + . then search "left tack" or Alt + 8867
- macOS
- Control+Command+Space then search "left tack"
- Linux
- Ctrl+Shift+U 22A3 Space
- HTML
- ⊣ or ⊣
In Programming
In the APL programming language, the left tack acts as the "Left" function, returning its left argument while ignoring the right. In LaTeX documentation, it is generated using the \dashv command to represent reverse logical entailment.
Tags
APL programming
LaTeX dashv
\dashv
assertion
deduction
entailment
formal logic
left tack
logic
mathematics
reverse proves
reverse turnstile
set theory
turnstile
⊣ symbol