Get Clarity on Calculus: 1n Meaning and Examples

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Hello, I'd just like a bit of clarity with my calculus study as I'm learning this not-so-harsh

subject on my lonesome and would do good to iron out the mental creases I've accumulated.

$$\alpha \lambda \varphi \alpha :$$ $$\int x^-^1 = 1n |x| + C$$

What does the $$1n$$ mean or stand for, like does the n represent an interger and if

so, could you provide an example of when this would be used?


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[Saladsamurai]

It's the natural log function. ln(x)

It's an 'l' not a '1'

and the formula is an integral. It would be used when
integrating