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U+22D1 · DOUBLE SUPERSET

Double Superset

CodepointU+22D1
NameDOUBLE SUPERSET
Decimal8913
BlockMathematical Operators (U+2200–U+22FF)
Plane0 — Basic Multilingual Plane
ScriptCommon
CategorySm — Math Symbol
Unicode version1.1 (1993)
Bidi classON — Other Neutral
Combining class0
East Asian widthN — Neutral
MirroredYes

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Encodings & escapes

UTF-8 encoder →

UTF-8	`E2 8B 91`	3 bytes
UTF-16	`22D1`	1 code unit
UTF-32	`000022D1`	4 bytes
HTML named	`&Sup;`	named character reference
HTML named	`&Supset;`	named character reference
HTML decimal	`⋑`
HTML hex	`⋑`
CSS	`\22D1`	in content: "…"
JavaScript	`\u22D1`
JSON	`\u22D1`
Python	`\u22D1`
Python	`\N{DOUBLE SUPERSET}`	by name
Java / C#	`\u22D1`
C / C++	`\u22D1`	universal character name
Rust / Swift / PHP	`\u{22D1}`
Go	`\u22D1`
Ruby	`\u22D1`
Excel / Sheets	`=UNICHAR(8913)`
URL-encoded	`%E2%8B%91`	percent-encoded UTF-8

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Nearby in Mathematical Operators

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U+22CB⋋Left Semidirect Product U+22CC⋌Right Semidirect Product U+22CD⋍Reversed Tilde Equals U+22CE⋎Curly Logical or U+22CF⋏Curly Logical and U+22D0⋐Double Subset U+22D2⋒Double Intersection U+22D3⋓Double Union U+22D4⋔Pitchfork U+22D5⋕Equal and Parallel to U+22D6⋖Less-Than with Dot U+22D7⋗Greater-Than with Dot