Correct.
There’s only one chart symbol that is used for more advanced songs that can be confusing at first. This symbol is actually a direction called: D.S. al Coda. It’s good to see an example of this. If you look at the tab player for this lesson, you can see how it works.
Hit play from the beginning and stop at bar 16 (continue to play the tab after you read this). At bar 16 it says: “D.S. al Coda”. This means to return to the measure with the sign, which looks like an ‘S’ with a slash and 2 diagonal dots. You can find that symbol in measure 1.
So you jump back to measure 1 and play until you see the text that says “To Coda”, which is in bar 9. At that point you jump to the Coda sign, which looks like a crosshair and can be found at measure 17. Play from bar 17 until the end of the piece.
To summarize, you play:
1-16 (D.S. al Coda back to the Sign)
1-9 (Sign is located at bar 1. Play until “To coda” which is at bar 9)
17-24 (Jump to Coda symbol at bar 17 and play until end)