A rightward arrow meeting an upright bar, marking a jump to the end.
A right-pointing arrow stopping against an upright stroke marks the end key, the mirror of home: it moves the cursor to the end of a line or document.
Marks the key that moves the insertion point to the end of the current line, or to the end of the document when held with a modifier.
Contexts: Software
A right-pointing arrow whose head stops against a short upright line at the right, so the stroke reads as travel arrested at a boundary.
Both draw an arrow stopping against an upright bar; the tab key's arrow carries a second bar at its tail.
Both are built from arrows, and both are used in software contexts.