って can be used at least 3 different ways that I know of.

  1. Standard って form that most people learn first.て,って,んで,いて,いで etc.
  2. って for quoting people.
  3. って for making a demand/command statement.
  4. A tutorial I'm watching says って=という as well.

Are there any other usages of って I should know?

Most importantly, how do I know which form of って is being used? Is there an
easy way to know which one is being used?
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How to identify what って means in different situations