"?" U+003F Question Mark
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Unicode Data
The Unicode character U+003F, displayed as ? and named "Question Mark" is located in the Basic Latin block. This character was introduced in Unicode version 1.1 (1993). Find its HTML entities, UTF-8/UTF-16 encodings, hex values, and copy-paste details below.
- Name:
- Question Mark
- Category:
- Other Punctuation
- Block:
- Basic Latin
- Script:
- Common
- Bidirectional:
- Other Neutrals
- Mirrored:
- No
- Unicode Version:
- Unicode 1.1
Character Encodings
- HTML Entity - Named:
?- HTML Entity - Decimal:
-
? - HTML Entity - Hex:
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? - Unicode:
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U+003F; - Decimal:
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63 - CSS:
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\00003F - Javascript:
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\u003F - Perl:
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\x{3F} - Ruby:
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\u{3F} - Python:
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u'\u003F' - UTF-8 Encoding:
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3F - UTF-16 Encoding:
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003F - UTF-32 Encoding:
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0000003F
Other Characters Based on - ? (U+003F)
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