Technical information

Symbol
NameShift in
Unicode numberU+000F
CategoryASCII Table1. ASCII control characters
DescriptionThe Unicode character "", or U+000F, is known as "Shift In". It is part of the "C0 Controls and Basic Latin" block and is categorized under the "Other, Control" category in the Unicode standard. This character is not typically used in standard text and does not have a graphical representation. Instead, it's a control character that was historically used in computer systems to switch to a different character set or to modify the behavior of the following characters. Its usage in modern systems is rare.

Encoding

HTML Entity
HTML Entity (hex)
URL Escape Code%0F
UTF-8 (hex)0x0F
UTF-8 (binary)00001111
UTF-160x000F
UTF-320x0000000F

Source Code

C, C++, and Java"\u000F"
CSS Code\000F
JavaScript"\u000F"
Perl\x{000F}
Python 2u"\u000F"
Python 3\u000F
Ruby\u{000F}

Preview

This Unicode character looks like this  in sentence and in bold like this  and in italic like this .

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HTML Forms and Input

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disabled input

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Code examples in HTML and CSS

<span>&#15;</span>

            
span {
    content: "\000F";
}

The symbol in different fonts


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Apple Color Emoji

Arial

BlinkMacSystemFont

Courier New

Georgia

Droid Sans

Helvetica

Noto Sans

Oxygen

Roboto

"Segoe UI"

sans-serif

Segoe UI Emoji

Segoe UI Symbol

system-ui

Times New Roman

Ubuntu

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References