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Numeric HTML Entities

1. Numeric Entity:

Definition:

A Numeric Entity is an HTML entity that uses a numeric code (Unicode value) to represent a special character. It starts with & and ends with ;.

Example:

<

Output:

<

List of Entity Codes for Special Characters:

  • ₹ → &#8377;
  • £ → &pound;
  • € → &euro;
  • ¥ → &yen;
  • ° → &deg;
  • ± → &plusmn;

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