ASCII stands for American Standard Code for Information Interchange. In order to display certain characters or symbols within your HTML pages, you must use a special ASCII code. The codes below display the character, description and HTML code when displayed on your web page.
NOTE: In order to control exactly what characters are displayed for each code, instead of allowing things to default to a browser's settings, you must place this line between the <HEAD> and </HEAD> tags of your document, this is the actual setting for this page:
<META http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1">
Result | Description | Entity Number |
---|---|---|
space |   | |
! | exclamation mark | ! |
" | quotation mark | " |
# | number sign | # |
$ | dollar sign | $ |
% | percent sign | % |
& | ampersand | & |
' | apostrophe | ' |
( | left parenthesis | ( |
) | right parenthesis | ) |
* | asterisk | * |
+ | plus sign | + |
, | comma | , |
- | hyphen | - |
. | period | . |
/ | slash | / |
: | colon | : |
; | semicolon | ; |
< | less-than | < |
= | equals-to | = |
> | greater-than | > |
? | question mark | ? |
@ | at sign | @ |
[ | left square bracket | [ |
\ | backslash | \ |
] | right square bracket | ] |
^ | caret | ^ |
_ | underscore | _ |
` | grave accent | ` |
{ | left curly brace | { |
| | vertical bar | | |
} | right curly brace | } |
~ | tilde | ~ |
¡ | inverted exclamtion | ¡ |
¢ | cent sign | ¢ |
£ | pound sign | £ |
¤ | currency sign | ¤ |
¥ | yen sign | ¥ |
§ | section sign | § |
© | copyright | © |
« | left double quotes | « |
® | registered trademark | ® |
° | degree sign | ° |
µ | micro sign | µ |
¶ | paragraph sign | ¶ |
» | right double quotes | » |
¿ | Inverted question mark | ¿ |
÷ | division sign | ÷ |
† | dagger sign | † |
‡ | double dagger | ‡ |
€ | euro sign | € |
™ | Trademark sign | ™ |