What is the writing system composed of?

A writing system is composed of symbols or characters that represent sounds, Words, or concepts in a language. It typically includes alphabets (which represent individual sounds), syllabaries (which represent syllables), and logograms (which represent Words or morphemes). Writing systems can be phonetic, where symbols correspond to phonemes, or ideographic, where symbols convey ideas or concepts. Examples include the Latin alphabet, Chinese characters, and the Devanagari script.