Decimal Notation in HTML

Parenthesis

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Character Notes Code Render
a1 left parenthesis punctuation ( (
a1 right parenthesis punctuation ) )
a2 left parenthesis double ⦅ ⦅
a2 right parenthesis double ⦆ ⦆
a3left bold ⟨ ⟨
a3right bold ⟩ ⟩
a5left medium parenthesis ornament ❨ ❨
a5right medium parenthesis ornament ❩ ❩
a6left medium flattened parenthesis ornament ❪ ❪
a6right medium flattened parenthesis ornament ❫ ❫
a7 top top parenthesis ⏜ ⏜
a8 bottom bottom parenthesis ⏝ ⏝
a7 top top curly bracket ⏞ ⏞
a8 bottom bottom curly bracket ⏟ ⏟
aangle bracket medium left-pointing ornament ❬ ❬
aangle bracket medium right-pointing ornament ❭ ❭
aangle quotation boldleft-pointing ornament ❮ ❮
aangle quotation bold right-pointing ornament ❯ ❯
aangle bracket bold left-pointing ornament ❰ ❰
aangle bracket bold right-pointing ornament ❱ ❱
b1curly bracket left { {
b1curly bracket right } }
b2curly bracket upper left or lower right ⎰ ⎰
b2curly bracket upper right or lower left ⎱ ⎱
b3curly bracket medium left bracket ornament ❴ ❴
b3curly bracket medium right bracket ornament ❵ ❵
b4curly bracket left bracket white ❴ ⦃
b4curly bracket right bracket white ❵ ⦄
b4 u bracket left sideways u bracket ⸦ ⸦
b4 u bracket right sideways u bracket ⸧ ⸧
cchevron left-pointing ‹ ‹
cchevron right-pointing › ›
cleft left 〈 〈
cright right 〉 〉
cguillemot left-pointing double « «
cguillemot right-pointing double » »
cguillemot left double large 《 《
cguillemot right double large 》 》
t0greater than punctuation > >
t1less than punctuation &#60; <
z00 square bracket left &#91; [
z00 square bracket right &#93; ]
z01 left bracket left square bracket with quill &#8261; ⁅
z01 right bracket right square bracket with quill &#8262; ⁆
z1 left bracket tortoise shell ornament &#10098; ❲
z1 right bracket tortoise shell ornament &#10099; ❳
z2 left bracket bold tortoise shell bracket &#10647; ⦗
z2 right bracket bold tortoise shell ornament &#10648; ⦘

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Symbols in HTML

Entities, symbols & characters have four methods of reference:
Named, Decimal, Hexadecimal, and Unicode, but only the Decimal form is reliable across browsers and platforms.

To use decimal notation encoded in UTF-8 insert
<meta charset=“utf-8”>
as the first line in the <head> of your document.

UTF-8 Encoding

The name is an acronym of Unicode Transformation Format – 8-bit.
Unicode is an abbreviation of Universal Coded Character Set.
It is a Character encoding capable of encoding all characters,
1, 114, 112 in total.

It is the dominant character encoding for the world wide web, accounting for 88.9% of web pages in April 2017.

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