IDS Binary Operator - No
No is the designation for characters that do not function as binary operators within ideographic description sequences, meaning they are not used to combine two or more ideographs into a composite structure. This value applies to the vast majority of characters, including all standard CJK ideographs, punctuation, and symbols, which are either standalone or serve other syntactic roles. In practical terms, a character marked with this value cannot appear as the operator in a formal ideographic description, such as those used in fonts or text encoding to represent new or rare characters. It thus serves as the default category, distinguishing typical text characters from the small set of dedicated operator symbols that enable complex glyph construction.