What do you call this in Ruby?

What? Name
=> hashrocket
=> heavy arrow
=> fat arrow
<=> spaceship
= equal
= half mesh
== equals
== unassembled hashtag
=== threequals
!= not equals
<= less than or equals
>= greater than or equals
=~ kind of equals
=~ matches
=~ is like
=~ eek squeak
=~ cigarette operator
=~ equal like
=~ bacon cannon
~ tilde
~ twiddle
~> approximately greater
~> approximate
~> optimistic
~> version match operator
~> twiddlewalka
~> pessimisive match
~> pessimistic operator
~> roughly equals
~> harpoon
~> tadpole
# octothorpe
# hash
# pound
# mesh
-> lambda literal
-> stabby lambda
-> dash rocket
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
<%= skull tag
! bang
! wow
* splat
* twinkle
{} curly
{} squiggly brackets
() parens
() wax/wane
() southern hemisphere
[] bracket
foo[0] sub
?: elvis
?: conditional operator
?: ternary if
#{} crab clows
** constellation
** double splat
** binary splat
!~ doesn't match
&&= assign unless falsy
` `
` `
&foo proc operator
&:foo symbol to proc operator
&:foo pretzel colon
<< append operator
<< shovel
<< back shovel
<< chevron
<< exxon
>> forward shovel
^ carat
^ hat
^ exor
^ sharkfin
^ up
@ at sign
@ strudle
@ whirlpool
@ spiral
*args stargs
/ whack
/ solidus
& pretzel
& ampersand
_ unused variable
_ blank
_ trash
_ wild card
_ don't care
_ whatever
_ meh
_ undervar
_ skim
!!! mad hype
!!! temporarily reverse the value of this bool to try something out, but it should stand out enough that I don't accidentally leave it in.
!!! tribble
!!! Tri-not
!!! Yoda operator
' sparks
" rabbit ears
? question mark
? what
$ big money
% double-oh-seven
&. lonely operator
&. safe navigation operator
<<~ squiggly heredoc
-@ unary operator
+@ unary operator
<<- heredoc
&:-@ surprise
trailing comma the Livingston-Gray comma
.. range
.. flip-flop
... here be dragons

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