Most Ordinary Operator, Delimiter Syntax In Unicode Character

Commonly Used Unicode Characters for Syntax Operators:

WhiteSpace And Control Character Codes:

HT (U+0009)=Horizontal Tab

LF (U+000A)=Line Feed

VT (U+000B)=Vertical Tab

CR (U+000D)=Carriage Return

SP (U+0020)=The Standard Space Character

Arithmetic Operators:

% (U+0025): Percent Sign, Modulo

* (U+002A): Asterisk, Multiplication

+ (U+002B): Plus Sign, Addition

- (U+002D): Hyphen-Minus, Subtraction

/ (U+002F): Slash, Solidus, Division

Comparison Or Relational Operators:

= (U+003D): Equals Sign, Assignment Or Equality

== (U+003D U+003D): Double Equals, Strict Equality

!= (U+0021 U+003D): Exclamation Mark And Equals, Inequality

< (U+003C): Less-Than Sign

> (U+003E): Greater-Than Sign

<= (U+003C U+003D): Less-Than Or Equal To

>= (U+003E U+003D): Greater-Than Or Equal To

Logical Operators:

&& (U+0026 U+0026): Double Ampersand, Logical AND

|| (U+007C U+007C): Double Vertical Line / Double Vertical Bar, Logical OR

! (U+0021): Exclamation Mark, Logical NOT

Punctuation and Structural Operators:

( (U+0028): Left Parenthesis

) (U+0029): Right Parenthesis

[ (U+005B): Left Square Bracket

] (U+005D): Right Square Bracket

{ (U+007B): Left Curly Bracket / Left Curly Braces

} (U+007D): Right Curly Bracket

: (U+003A): Colon, Statement Terminator

; (U+003B): Semicolon, Statement Terminator

, (U+002C): Comma, Separator

. (U+002E): Full Stop/Period, Member Access

& (U+0026): Ampersand

' (U+0027): Apostrophe/Specifies The Beginning And The End Of String Data.

Notes

For tools that support the hexadecimal representation of any character in UTF-8 Encoding, e.g. write 0x20 from U+0020 character.

For tools that support the hexadecimal representation of any character in ASCII, e.g. write \x20 from U+0020 character.

For tools that use HTML or XML hex code number, e.g. write &#x20; from U+0020 character.

Bibliography

https://en.wikipedia.org/

https://www.compart.com/

https://www.unicode.org/

Concepts of programming languages;Sebesta, Robert W.;Pearson

Concepts in Programming Languages;John C. Mitchell;Cambridge University Press

Introduction to Algorithms;Thomas H. Cormen;et. al.;Massachusetts Institute of Technology