Bullet ALT 8 ◘ Inverse Bullet ALT 9 ○ White Circle ALT 10 ◙ Inverse White Circle ALT 11 ♂ Male Sign, Mars ALT 12 ♀ Female Sign, Venus ALT 13 ♪ Eighth Note, Quaver ALT 14 ♫ Beamed Eighth Notes, Barred Eighth Notes, Beamed Quavers ALT 15 ☼ White Sun With Rays ALT 16 ► Black Right-Pointing Pointer ALT 17 ◄ Black Left-Pointing Pointer ALT 18 ↕ Up Down Arrow ALT 19 ‼ Double Exclamation Mark ALT 20 ¶ Pilcrow Sign, Paragraph Sign ALT 21 § Section Sign ALT 22 ▬ Black Rectangle ALT 23 ↨ Up Down Arrow With Base ALT 24 ↑ Upwards Arrow ALT 25 ↓ Downwards Arrow ALT 26 → Rightwards Arrow, Z Notation Total Function ALT 27 ← Leftwards Arrow ALT 28 ∟ Right Angle ALT 29 ↔ Left Right Arrow, Z Notation Relation ALT 30 ▲ Black Up-Pointing Triangle ALT 31 ▼ Black Down-Pointing Triangle ALT 32 Space ALT 33 ! Exclamation Mark, Factorial ALT 34 “ Quotation Mark ALT 35 # Number Sign, Pound Sign, Hash, Crosshatch, Octothorpe ALT 36 $ Dollar Sign, Milréis, Escudo ALT 37 % Percent Sign ALT 38 & Ampersand ALT 39 ‘ Apostrophe ALT 40 ( Left Parenthesis, Opening Parenthesis ALT 41 ) Right Parenthesis, Closing Parenthesis ALT 42 * Asterisk, Star ALT 43 + Plus Sign ALT 44, Comma, Decimal Separator ALT 45 – Hyphen, Minus Sign ALT 46.The first 32 characters are control characters (also called non-printable characters), which are used to.
The glyph is a Canonical composition of the glyphs. Code page 869 (Greek language) American Standard Code for Information Interchange (ASCII) is a widely used character encoding system introduced in 1963.The original character set, which is now referred as the standard character set was initially composed of 128 characters (7-bit code). The character is also known as erotimatiko. This character is a Other Punctuation and is commonly used, that is, in no specific script. It belongs to the block Greek and Coptic in the Basic Multilingual Plane. ALT Code Char Description ALT 1 ☺ White Smiley Face ALT 2 ☻ Black Smiley Face ALT 3 ♥ Black Heart Suit ALT 4 ♦ Black Diamond Suit ALT 5 ♣ Black Club Suit ALT 6 ♠ Black Spade Suit ALT 7 U+037E was added to Unicode in version 1.1 (1993).
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