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How to express reflexive, anti-reflexive, symmetric and anti-symmetric relations in discrete mathematics with instructions
Reflexive is to draw a directed ring from yourself to yourself at the node.

Reflexively, no one knows his own directional ring.

Symmetry means that every relationship line corresponds to a relationship line in the opposite direction.

Anti-symmetry means that there is no pair of relationship lines with opposite directions of relationship arrows.

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