⸵
U+2E35 · TURNED SEMICOLON
Turned Semicolon
| UTF-8 | E2 B8 B5 | 3 bytes |
|---|---|---|
| UTF-16 | 2E35 | 1 code unit |
| UTF-32 | 00002E35 | 4 bytes |
| HTML decimal | ⸵ | |
| HTML hex | ⸵ | |
| CSS | \2E35 | in content: "…" |
| JavaScript | \u2E35 | |
| JSON | \u2E35 | |
| Python | \u2E35 | |
| Python | \N{TURNED SEMICOLON} | by name |
| Java / C# | \u2E35 | |
| C / C++ | \u2E35 | universal character name |
| Rust / Swift / PHP | \u{2E35} | |
| Go | \u2E35 | |
| Ruby | \u2E35 | |
| Excel / Sheets | =UNICHAR(11829) | |
| URL-encoded | %E2%B8%B5 | percent-encoded UTF-8 |
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Characters that Unicode’s security data (UTS #39 confusables) lists as visually confusable with this one. Useful for spotting lookalike spoofing in URLs and usernames.