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HTML Charsets

The web browser displays the numbers,alphabets and some other symbols correctly. This is all possible because of the required character set that web browser uses. The character set or character encoding has different character encoding standards which assign some numbers to these character set which can be used in the internet.


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ASCII

American Standard Code for Information Interchange (ANSII) designed this character encoding .It standard for electronic communication . This Encoding are used in C/C++ programming. It has 128 alphanumeric characters including alphabets(A-Z) and (a-z) and some special symbols like + – * / ( ) @ etc

ANSI(Windows-1252):

American National Standards Institute (ANSI) created character encoding.This character encoding support 256 characters and it is the default character set in Microsoft Windows.

ISO-8859-1

It is used as default character set of HTML4 .It also represent 256 characters.If you create a text file in this encoding and try copy/paste some Chinese characters, you will see weird results. So in other words, don't use it. Unicode has taken over the world and UTF-8 is pretty much the standards these days

UTF-8

UTF-8 and UTF-16 standards was developed by Unicode Consortium, because the ISO-8859 character-sets are limited, and not compatible a multilingual environment. It consists all the character and punctuation symbols.

For Displaying HTML webpage correctly, you must have to tell browser which character-set (encoding) to use:

				
<meta charset="UTF-8">
				
				

For HTML5, the Bydefault character encoding is UTF-8. The character encoding for the early web was ASCII.

For using differentc character encoding from UTF-8 can be specified in the <meta> tag:

				
<meta charset="ISO-8859-1">
				
				

Some characters

NUMBER ASCII ANSI ISO-8859-1 UTF-8 DESCRIPTION
32 Space
33 ! Exclamation Mark
34 " Quotation Mark
35 # Hash Sign
36 $ Dollar Sign
37 % Percent Sign
38 & Ampersand Sign
39 ' Apostrophe Sign
40 ( Opening Paranthesis
41 ) Closing Parenthesis
42 * Asterisk Sign
43 + Plus Sign
44 , Comma
45 - Hyphen/minus Sign
46 . Full-stop
47 / Slash/Divide Sign
48 0 Number Zero
49 1 Number One
50 2 Number Two
51 3 Number Three
52 4 Number Four
53 5 Number Five
54 6 Number Six
55 7 Number Seven
56 8 Number Eight
57 9 Number Nine
58 : Colon
59 ; Semicolon
60 < Lessthan Sign
61 = Equalto Sign
62 > Greaterthan Sign
63 ? Question Mark
64 @ at Sign
65 A Letter A
66 B Letter B
67 C Letter C
68 D Letter D
69 E Letter E
70 F Letter F
71 G Letter G
72 H Letter H
73 I Letter I
74 J Letter J
75 K Letter K
76 L Letter L
77 M Letter M
78 N Letter N
79 O Letter O
80 P Letter P
81 Q Letter Q
82 R Letter R
83 S Letter S
84 T Letter T
85 U Letter U
86 V Letter V
87 W Letter W
88 X Letter X
89 Y Letter Y
90 Z Letter Z
91 [ Opening Square Bracket
92 \ Backslash
93 ] Closing Square Bracket
94 ^ Circumflex Accent
95 _ Low Line
96 ` Grave Accent
97 a Letter a
98 b Letter b
99 c Letter c
100 d Letter d
101 e Letter e
102 f Letter f
103 g Letter g
104 h Letter h
105 i Letter i
106 j Letter j
107 k Letter k
108 l Letter l
109 m Letter m
110 n Letter n
111 o Letter o
112 p Letter p
113 q Letter q
114 r Letter r
115 s Letter s
116 t Letter t
117 u Letter u
118 v Letter v
119 w Letter w
120 x Letter x
121 y Letter y
122 z Letter z
123 { Opening Curly Bracket
124 | Vertical Line
125 } Closing Curly Bracket
126 ~ Tilde














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