U+00BB "»" Right-Pointing Double Angle Quotation Mark Unicode Character

U+00BB "»" Right-Pointing Double Angle Quotation Mark is a typographical symbol primarily used in various European languages, such as French, Italian, and Russian, to indicate the closing of a quotation, often paired with its left-pointing counterpart (U+00AB). It resembles two outward-facing pointed chevrons and is commonly referred to as a guillemet, a name derived from the French printer Guillaume Le Bé. In digital text, it is encoded in Latin-1 Supplement and can be used in linguistic contexts to denote cited speech or in programming and markup languages as a delimiter for specific syntax.