U+230B "⌋" Right Floor Unicode Character

U+230B "⌋" Right Floor is a typographical symbol used in mathematical notation, specifically as the right-hand closing glyph for the floor function, which rounds a real number down to the nearest integer less than or equal to it. Paired with its counterpart, the left floor character "⌊" (U+230A), it forms a set of brackets that enclose the input value, such as in the expression ⌋x⌊, though it is more commonly written with the opening bracket on the left. Originally adopted from typesetting conventions for mathematical texts, this character is included in the Unicode standard’s Miscellaneous Technical block, ensuring consistent representation across digital platforms.