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\implies ($\implies$) is a marginally preferable alternative to \Rightarrow ($\Rightarrow$) for implication.

There's also \iff $\iff$ and \impliedby $\impliedby$.

\to ($\to$) is preferable to \rightarrow or \longrightarrow for things like $f\colon A \to B$. The reverse is \gets ($\gets$).

\implies ($\implies$) is a marginally preferable alternative to \Rightarrow ($\Rightarrow$) for implication.

There's also \iff $\iff$ and \impliedby $\impliedby$.

\to ($\to$) is preferable to \rightarrow or \longrightarrow for things like $f\colon A \to B$. The reverse is \gets ($\gets$).

\implies ($\implies$) is a marginally preferable alternative to \Rightarrow ($\Rightarrow $) for implication.

There's also \iff: $ \iff $

\to ($\to$) is preferable to \rightarrow or \longrightarrow for things like $f\colon A \to B$.

\implies ($\implies$) is a marginally preferable alternative to \Rightarrow ($\Rightarrow$) for implication.

There's also \iff $\iff$ and \impliedby $\impliedby$.

\to ($\to$) is preferable to \rightarrow or \longrightarrow for things like $f\colon A \to B$. The reverse is \gets ($\gets$).

\implies ($\implies$) is a marginally preferable alternative to \Rightarrow ($\Rightarrow $) for implication.

There's also \iff: $ \iff $

\implies ($\implies$) is a marginally preferable alternative to \Rightarrow ($\Rightarrow $) for implication.

There's also \iff: $ \iff $

\to ($\to$) is preferable to \rightarrow or \longrightarrow for things like $f\colon A \to B$.