"⫋" U+2ACB Subset Of Above Not Equal To

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Unicode Data

The Unicode character U+2ACB, displayed as ⫋ and named "Subset Of Above Not Equal To" is located in the Supplemental Mathematical Operators block. This character was introduced in Unicode version 3.2 (2002). Find its HTML entities, UTF-8/UTF-16 encodings, hex values, and copy-paste details below.

Name:: Subset Of Above Not Equal To
Category:: Math Symbol
Block:: Supplemental Mathematical Operators
Script:: Common
Bidirectional:: Other Neutrals
Mirrored:: Yes, ⫌ (U+2ACC)
Unicode Version:: Unicode 3.2

Character Encodings

HTML Entity - Named:

&subnE;

&subsetneqq;

HTML Entity - Decimal:

⫋

HTML Entity - Hex:

⫋

Unicode:

U+2ACB;

Decimal:

10955

CSS:

\002ACB

Javascript:

\u2ACB

Perl:

\x{2ACB}

Ruby:

\u{2ACB}

Python:

u'\u2ACB'

UTF-8 Encoding:

E2AB8B

UTF-16 Encoding:

2ACB

UTF-32 Encoding:

00002ACB