Prime vs Apostrophe
Compare two Unicode characters side by side — encodings, HTML entities, escape sequences, and Unicode properties. Useful for distinguishing visually similar characters like hyphens and dashes, quotation marks, or homoglyphs.
Property Comparison
| Property | Prime | Apostrophe |
|---|---|---|
| Codepoint |
U+2032
|
U+0027
|
| Decimal |
8242
|
39
|
| HTML Entity |
′
|
'
|
| HTML Decimal |
′
|
'
|
| HTML Hex |
′
|
'
|
| UTF-8 |
E2 80 B2
|
27
|
| UTF-16 |
20 32
|
00 27
|
| UTF-32 |
00002032
|
00000027
|
| CSS Escape |
\2032
|
\27
|
| JS Escape |
\u2032
|
\u0027
|
| Python Escape |
\u2032
|
\u0027
|
| URL Encoded |
%E2%80%B2
|
%27
|
| Category |
Other Punctuation (Po)
|
Other Punctuation (Po)
|
| Block |
General Punctuation
|
Basic Latin
|
| Script |
Common
|
Common
|
| Bidi Class |
ET
|
ON
|
| Unicode Version |
1.1
|
1.1
|
Rows highlighted in amber differ between the two characters.
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