Technical information

Symbol
NameShift out
Unicode numberU+000E
CategoryASCII Table1. ASCII control characters
DescriptionThe Unicode character U+000E, is known as the "Shift Out" or "SO" character. It belongs to the "C0 Controls and Basic Latin" block and falls under the "Other, Control" category in the Unicode standard. This character is a control character in the ASCII character set, and it was originally used to switch to an alternative character set in telecommunication protocols. In modern computing, it's largely obsolete, as it was used in very early computer systems and terminals. The specific appearance and usage of this character can depend on the system and application it's being used in.

Encoding

HTML Entity
HTML Entity (hex)
URL Escape Code%0E
UTF-8 (hex)0x0E
UTF-8 (binary)00001110
UTF-160x000E
UTF-320x0000000E

Source Code

C, C++, and Java"\u000E"
CSS Code\000E
JavaScript"\u000E"
Perl\x{000E}
Python 2u"\u000E"
Python 3\u000E
Ruby\u{000E}

Preview

This Unicode character looks like this  in sentence and in bold like this  and in italic like this .

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HTML Forms and Input

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Code examples in HTML and CSS

<span>&#14;</span>

            
span {
    content: "\000E";
}

The symbol in different fonts


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Georgia

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Noto Sans

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Segoe UI Symbol

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Ubuntu

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