Currency Sign vs Latin Capital Letter Ae
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Property Comparison
| Property | ¤ 00A4 | Æ 00C6 |
|---|---|---|
| Name | Currency Sign | Latin Capital Letter Ae |
| Category | Latin Extended | Latin Extended |
| Block | Latin-1 Supplement | Latin-1 Supplement |
| Script | Zyyy | Latn |
| General Category | Currency Symbol (Sc) | Uppercase Letter (Lu) |
| Bidirectional | ET | L |
Encoding Comparison
| Format | 00A4 | 00C6 |
|---|---|---|
| Unicode | U+00A4 | U+00C6 |
| HTML Decimal | ¤ | Æ |
| HTML Hex | ¤ | Æ |
| CSS | \00A4 | \00C6 |
| JavaScript | \u{A4} | \u{C6} |
| Python | \u00a4 | \u00c6 |
| UTF-8 | c2 a4 | c3 86 |
How to Distinguish
Both Currency Sign and Latin Capital Letter Ae belong to the Latin Extended category and the Latin-1 Supplement block. Compare their codepoints and visual rendering to distinguish them.
Tip: Paste the character into a hex editor or use
charCodeAt()
in JavaScript to check the actual codepoint.