What is the HTML entity for Greek Acrophonic Thespian Two?

The HTML entity for Greek Acrophonic Thespian Two is 𐅜 (decimal: 𐅜, hex: 𐅜).

What is the Unicode codepoint for Greek Acrophonic Thespian Two?

Greek Acrophonic Thespian Two has the Unicode codepoint U+1015C (decimal: 65884).

What is the UTF-8 encoding of Greek Acrophonic Thespian Two?

The UTF-8 encoding of Greek Acrophonic Thespian Two is F0 90 85 9C.

How do I use Greek Acrophonic Thespian Two in JavaScript?

In JavaScript, use the escape sequence \uD800\uDD5C or paste the character directly in a string.

What is the CSS escape for Greek Acrophonic Thespian Two?

The CSS escape for Greek Acrophonic Thespian Two is \1015C. Use it in CSS content properties or selectors.

How do I write Greek Acrophonic Thespian Two in Python?

In Python, use the escape sequence \U0001015C inside a string literal.

What is the URL encoding for Greek Acrophonic Thespian Two?

The percent-encoded (URL encoded) form of Greek Acrophonic Thespian Two is %F0%90%85%9C.

What Unicode block does Greek Acrophonic Thespian Two belong to?

Greek Acrophonic Thespian Two belongs to the Ancient Greek Numbers Unicode block.

𐅜

Greek Acrophonic Thespian Two

U+1015C

SMP Unicode 4.1

Character 𐅜

Decimal 𐅜

Hex 𐅜

Classification

Unicode properties assigned to this character by the Unicode Consortium. The codepoint is its unique numeric identifier. Category, block, and script determine how text systems render and process it.

Codepoint: U+1015C
Decimal: 65884
Plane: SMP — Supplementary Multilingual Plane
Category: Letter Number (Nl)
Block: Ancient Greek Numbers
Script: Greek
Bidi class: ON Other Neutral
Numeric value: 2
East Asian Width: N Narrow
Properties: Alphabetic ID Start ID Continue

Encodings & Escape Sequences

Every Unicode character can be represented in multiple ways depending on context. HTML entities let you embed it safely in web pages. UTF-8 bytes are what gets stored on disk and sent over the network. Escape sequences let you reference it in source code without pasting the raw glyph. All formats below refer to the same character — Greek Acrophonic Thespian Two.

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Format	Value
HTML Decimal	`𐅜` Decimal numeric character reference (&#decimal;).
HTML Hex	`𐅜` Hexadecimal numeric character reference (&#xHex;).
UTF-8 Hex Bytes	`F0 90 85 9C` UTF-8 encoding as hex byte values. Most common on the web.
UTF-16 Hex Bytes	`D8 00 DD 5C` Used internally by JavaScript, Java, and Windows.
UTF-32 Hex	`0001015C` Fixed-width: one codepoint = 4 bytes.
CSS Escape	`\1015C` Use in CSS content property: content: "\XXXX"
JavaScript Escape	`\uD800\uDD5C` Use in JS strings: "\uXXXX" or template literals.
Python Escape	`\U0001015C` Use in Python strings: "\uXXXX" or "\UXXXXXXXX".
URL Encoded	`%F0%90%85%9C` Percent-encoded for use in URLs.

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