I'm fine with "and", &, +, ∧, ⋅, K, &c, &c but the & is certainly most versatile of them.
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in reply to @a-new-low's post:
Unironically, I love ampersands and use them frequently. More often when writing by hand than when typing; it's just faster to do one little & versus 3 letters.
Let's just say I write underscore ampersand c period underscore for that &c. swag.