Working on a form that someone else designed and wondering what this double carrot blue symbol means and also how this black line is one single character—when I hit backspace at the end of the line it deletes the entire line.
The blue symbol (called a pilcrow, a fairly useless piece of information) indicates the end of a paragraph.
The line is formed with a tab. The tab is set to some far right position, usually a margin, and assigned a leader character, which can be dots (as for a TOC between the entry and the page number) or, as here, an underline. That makes it flexible as the text on the left varies.
I suggest a few basic training courses or video might help you grasp these and other very basic elements of using InDesign (which are similar to most other programs of this kind).
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