This code point first appeared in version 1.1 of the Unicode® Standard and belongs to the "Basic Latin" block which goes from 0x0 to 0x7F.
You can safely add this character in your html code with the entity: .
You can use the u+002E copy pc button below.
Easy u+002E copy paste:
Unicode meta-data
The following table show specific meta-data that is known about this character.The u+002E name is full stop emoji.
| field | value |
|---|---|
| Codepoint (hex) | 002E, u002E |
| Character age | Unicode 1.1 |
| Legacy name (Unicode 1.0) | PERIOD |
| Official name (Unicode 15.0) | FULL STOP |
| resolved name | full stop |
| block | Basic Latin (ASCII) |
| common typos | u+002E, u+200E |
There are alternative spelling that can be found in the wild for the unicode character 002E like u 002E, (u+002E) or u +002E. You can also find u-002E, u*002E, un+002E, u002E, u=002E or c+002E. You can also spell it with u 002E unicode, u plus 002E, uncode 002E or unicode + 002E.
Its bidirectional class is "CS":Common Number Separator (COLON, COMMA, FULL STOP, NO-BREAK SPACE, ...)
Glyphs and symbols in your browser
The following unicode chart presents different versions of the glyph corresponding to the unicode characters u+002E that are available on your computer.
In order to type this character easily, you may want to download and install a unicode Basic Latin keyboard.
A sample of fonts are used below to display whether the character has a glyph in this font or not.
Encodings (Unicode characters converter)
The following character table converter for +u002E allows you to see the value of the character in different encodings
| encoding | hexadecimal | decimal | binary |
|---|---|---|---|
| UTF-8 | 2E | 46 | 00101110 |
| UCS2 | 2E 00 | 11776 | 00101110 00000000 |
| UTF-16LE | 2E 00 | 11776 | 00101110 00000000 |
| UTF-16BE | 00 2E | 46 | 00101110 |
| UTF7 | 2E | 46 | 00101110 |
| UTF7-IMAP | 2E | 46 | 00101110 |