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Technical information

Symbol	œ
Name	String terminator
Unicode number	U+009C
Category	Latin-1 Supplement 1. C1 controls

Description

The Unicode character U+009C, is known as the "String Terminator". It belongs to the "C1 Controls and Latin-1 Supplement" block and falls under the "Control" category in the Unicode standard. This character is not a visual symbol but a control character used in text processing and communication protocols. Its purpose is to signal the end of a string of characters. It may not render visually in a text string, as its function is to control the processing or interpretation of the text. The specific application and effect of this character can depend on the system and software it's being used in.

Encoding

HTML Entity
HTML Entity (hex)
URL Escape Code	%26%23156%3B
UTF-8 (hex)	0x26 0x23 0x31 0x35 0x36 0x3B
UTF-8 (binary)	1001100010001100110001001101010011011000111011
UTF-16	0x009C
UTF-32	0x0000009C

Source Code

C, C++, and Java	"\u009C"
CSS Code	\009C
JavaScript	"\u009C"
Perl	\x{009C}
Python 2	u"\u009C"
Python 3	\u009C
Ruby	\u{009C}

Preview

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

CSS Property: font-weight

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HTML Forms and Input

input

disabled input

input-group

select

button

Code examples in HTML and CSS

<span>&#156;</span>

span {
    content: "\009C";
}

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

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