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Technical information
Symbol | ||
Name | Shift in | |
Unicode number | U+000F | |
Category | ASCII Table1. ASCII control characters |
Description | The Unicode character "", or U+000F, is known as "Shift In". It is part of the "C0 Controls and Basic Latin" block and is categorized under the "Other, Control" category in the Unicode standard. This character is not typically used in standard text and does not have a graphical representation. Instead, it's a control character that was historically used in computer systems to switch to a different character set or to modify the behavior of the following characters. Its usage in modern systems is rare. |
Encoding
HTML Entity |  | |
HTML Entity (hex) |  | |
URL Escape Code | %0F | |
UTF-8 (hex) | 0x0F | |
UTF-8 (binary) | 00001111 | |
UTF-16 | 0x000F | |
UTF-32 | 0x0000000F |
Source Code
C, C++, and Java | "\u000F" | |
CSS Code | \000F | |
JavaScript | "\u000F" | |
Perl | \x{000F} | |
Python 2 | u"\u000F" | |
Python 3 | \u000F | |
Ruby | \u{000F} |
Preview
This Unicode character looks like this in sentence and in bold like this and in italic like this .
input-group
Font size:
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CSS Property: font-weight
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HTML Forms and Input
input
disabled input
select
button
button
Code examples in HTML and CSS
The symbol in different fonts
-apple-system
Apple Color Emoji
Arial
BlinkMacSystemFont
Courier New
Georgia
Droid Sans
Helvetica
Noto Sans
Oxygen
Roboto
"Segoe UI"
sans-serif
Segoe UI Emoji
Segoe UI Symbol
system-ui
Times New Roman
Ubuntu
Verdana