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Is there a shet sheet for identifying all of the Eclipse symbols (symbols are the J with a little question mark, or on the Synchronize J with an + etc.) &nbsp;which are shown in the Package Explorer and in the Perspectives?<br />
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And is there a general formal name for all of the symbol notation?
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Is there a shet sheet for identifying all of the Eclipse symbols (symbols are the J with a little question mark, or on the Synchronize J with an + etc.)  which are shown in the Package Explorer and in the Perspectives?

And is there a general formal name for all of the symbol notation?

Eclipse and the symbols used

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Editors IDEs

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