Character | Description | ASCII (0-127) |
ISO/IEC 8859-1 |
Unicode | HTML |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
… | 0133 | U+2026 | … | ||
/ | 47 | 047 | U+002F | / | |
≤ ≥ | U+2264 / U+2265 | ≤ ≥ | |||
non breaking Space | - | 0160 | U+00A0 | | |
¡ | Inverted Exclamation | - | 0161 | U+00A1 | ¡ |
¦ | Broken Bar | - | 0166 | U+00A6 | ¦ |
ª | feminine ordinal | - | 0170 | U+00AA | ª |
¬ | NOT sign | - | 0172 | U+00AC | ¬ |
| soft hyphen (SHY) | - | 0173 | U+00AD | ­ |
¯ | Macron accent | - | 0175 | U+00AF | ¯ |
° | - | 0176 | U+00B0 | ° | |
>± | - | 0177 | U+00B1 | ± | |
µ | Micro | - | 0181 | U+00B5 | µ |
¶ | Paragraph | - | 0182 | U+00B6 | ¶ |
· | middle dot | - | 0183 | U+00B7 | · |
• | Bullet/Beep | 7 | U+2022 | • | |
¸ | Cedilla | - | 0184 | U+00B8 | ¸ |
º | Masculine Ordinal | - | 0186 | U+00BA | º |
¿ | Inverted question mark | - | 0191 | U+00BF | ¿ |
× | Multiplication Symbol | - | 0215 | U+00D7 | × |
÷ | Division Symbol | - | 0247 | U+00F7 | ÷ |
ß | Eszett | - | 0223 | U+00DF | ß |
- | Hyphen/minus | 45 | 045 | U+002D | - |
– | ndash | - | 0150 | U+2013 | – |
— | mdash | - | 0151 | U+2014 | — |
― | quotation dash | - | U+2015 | ||
String Terminator | U+009C | ||||
π | PI | U+203B | π | ||
← → ↑ ↓ |
U+2190 U+2192 U+2191 U+2193 |
← → ↑ ↓ |
|||
☺ | Smiley | U+263A | ☺ | ||
℮ or ℮ | Estimated | U+212e | ℮ or ℮ | ||
‘ ’ ′ ʼ ` |
Left quote Apostrophe Prime Apostrophe (Modified Letter) Grave |
- - - - 96 |
0145 0146 096 |
U+2018 U+2019 U+2032 U+02BC U+005F |
‘ ’ ′ ʼ ` |
“ ” ″ |
Double Quote (open) Double Quote (close) Double Prime |
0147 0148 |
U+201C U+201D U+2033 |
“ ” ″ |
|
« » |
Double Guillemet Quote | - - |
0171 0187 |
U+00AB U+00BB |
« » |
‹ › |
Single Guillemet Quote | - | 0139 0155 |
U+3008 U+3009 |
‹ › |
† | 0134 | U+2020 | † | ||
‡ | 0135 | U+2021 | ‡ | ||
" | 34 | 034 | U+0022 | " | |
# | 35 | 035 | U+0023 | # | |
$ | 36 | 036 | U+0024 | $ | |
% | 37 | 037 | U+0025 | % | |
& | 38 | 038 | U+0026 | & | |
' | Single quote | 39 | 039 | U+0027 | ' |
¢ | cent | - | 0162 | U+00A2 | ¢ |
£ | Pound Sterling | - | 0163 | U+00A3 | £ |
¤ | Gen currency | - | 0164 | U+00A4 | ¤ |
€ | Euro/EU | - | 0128 | U+20AC | € |
¥ | Yen | - | 0165 | U+00A5 | ¥ |
¼ | - | 0188 | U+00BC | ¼ | |
½ | - | 0189 | U+00BD | ½ | |
¾ | - | 0190 | U+00BE | ¾ | |
¹ | - | 0185 | U+00B9 | ¹ | |
² | - | 0178 | U+00B2 | ² | |
³ | - | 0179 | U+00B3 | ³ |
Entering character codes at the terminal:
In Windows to input a 4 digit decimal ISO/IEC code, hold down the ALT key, type e.g. 0164 on the numeric keypad, then release ALT.
Some codes require that you set EnableHexNumpad to "1" in HKCU/Control Panel/Input Method, (REG_SZ).
To encode a Unicode character in a PowerShell string, prefix the unicode with 0x and cast it to System.Char
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Ascii Table
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ThePunctuationGuide
Punctuation - Wikipedia