!
Exclamation Mark
0021 · Basic Latin · Zyyy
Codificaciones
| Unicode | U+0021 | |
| HTML Decimal | ! | |
| HTML Hex | ! | |
| CSS | \0021 | |
| JavaScript | \u{21} | |
| Python | \u0021 | |
| Java | \u0021 | |
| UTF-8 | 21 | |
| UTF-16 | 00 21 | |
| URL Encoded | %21 |
Propiedades Unicode
Block
Basic Latin
Script
Zyyy
Category
Other Punctuation (Po)
Bidirectional
ON
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