Inverted Carets, also known as Vees, are symbols that look like a pair of upside-down V's. They are used in various contexts, such as in mathematics and computer programming. In mathematics, they are often used to denote the absolute value of a number. In computer programming, they are used to denote logical operators, such as 'not equal to' or 'greater than'. In other contexts, they can be used to indicate a direction or to emphasize a point.