TAG DIGIT ZERO character

Name:

TAG DIGIT ZERO

Hex Number:

U+E0030

Decimal Number:

917552

HTML Entity (Dec):

󠀰

HTML Entity (Hex):

󠀰

Category:

Cf (Format Character)

Bidi Class:

BN (Boundary Neutral)

Mirrored:

Combining Class:

Unicode Block:

Tags

Plane:

Plane Code:

SIP

Plane Description:

Supplementary Ideographic Plane

Plane Range:

20000-2FFFF

Character Preview:

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TAG DIGIT ZERO is a format control character from the Supplementary Ideographic Plane.

The bidi class of TAG DIGIT ZERO is Boundary Neutral (Weak). It belongs to the invisible formatting characters that are invisible to the bi-di algorithm..

The Boundary Neutral (BN) bidi class includes characters that do not have an inherent directionality and do not affect the directionality of adjacent characters. These are typically format characters that serve structural roles in text but are not visible. BN characters are crucial for maintaining text structure without influencing the overall direction of text flows.

Format (Cf) refers to characters that affect the formatting of text without being displayed themselves. These characters control the behavior of text in ways such as directionality, joining, and spacing, ensuring that the text appears correctly in different contexts.

This character belongs to the Tags block. The Tags block contains characters used for markup and other specialized purposes in digital text. These tag characters were originally intended for use in language tags and other metadata, allowing for the encoding of information about text in a standardized way. The block is important for supporting complex text processing and for ensuring that metadata can be accurately represented and managed in digital formats..

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