GlyphIndexInclusive condition
P ∨ Q: the note is tagged or the note is saved.
Either condition, or both, satisfies this example.
Logical-or sign
Logical or ∨ is usually inclusive: either proposition can be true, and both can be true. An exclusive choice needs a different convention.
LOGICAL OR
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Character details
♡→✦
3 code pointsMeaning and context
Logical or ∨ is usually inclusive: either proposition can be true, and both can be true. An exclusive choice needs a different convention.
How to use it
If a choice must be exclusive, say so explicitly rather than assuming that readers will interpret ∨ as “one but not both.”
Examples
False case
If P is false and Q is false, P ∨ Q is false.
Neither input supplies a true proposition.
Similar shapes, different characters
Logical and
U+2227And requires both propositions.
DetailsLatin small v
U+0076The letter has a different code point and can be a variable.
Sources and method
- Unicode 18.0.0 character database — Pinned standard character identities and properties; the application computes UTF encodings from the original text.
- Unicode character code charts — Reference glyphs are not a guarantee of the appearance in a user’s font.