Unicode 5.0 Character Samples

Some samples of characters added in Unicode 5.0 are provided here for the purpose of demonstration or performing browser testing.

5 samples of characters added in Unicode 5.0 standard published in 2006 are listed below with their glyphs, code points, code names and code blocks. If you see nothing or something strange between brackets in "Glyph Browser" column, you know that your browser (and the operating system) does not support this character.

Glyph   Glyph    Code    Code
Browser Expected Point   Name 

(ߞ)        U+007DE (NKO LETTER KA)
        Code Block: NKo

()        U+01B53 (BALINESE DIGIT THREE)
        Code Block: Balinese

()        U+02C75 (LATIN CAPITAL LETTER HALF H)
        Code Block: Latin Extended-C

()        U+0A850 (PHAGS-PA LETTER TSA)
        Code Block: Phags-pa
        
(𒅗)        U+12157 (CUNEIFORM SIGN KA)
        Code Block: Cuneiform

My tests show that Windows 7 is still not support some Unicode 5.0 characters, like the BALINESE DIGIT THREE character and the CUNEIFORM SIGN KA character 9 years after Unicode 5.0 was published.

Note that PDF generation tools may support different subsets of Unicode 5.0 characters, depending on which font files are used.

Table of Contents

 About This Book

 Character Sets and Encodings

 ASCII Character Set and Encoding

 GB2312 Character Set and Encoding

 GB18030 Character Set and Encoding

 JIS X0208 Character Set and Encodings

Unicode Character Set

 What Is Unicode

 Examples of Unicode Characters

 Unique Features of Unicode

 Unicode Standard Releases

 Code Point Blocks

 Unicode 13.0 Character Samples

 Unicode 8.0 Character Samples

 Unicode 7.0 Character Samples

 Unicode 6.0 Character Samples

Unicode 5.0 Character Samples

 Unicode 4.0 Character Samples

 UTF-8 (Unicode Transformation Format - 8-Bit)

 UTF-16, UTF-16BE and UTF-16LE Encodings

 UTF-32, UTF-32BE and UTF-32LE Encodings

 Python Language and Unicode Characters

 Java Language and Unicode Characters

 Character Encoding in Java

 Character Set Encoding Maps

 Encoding Conversion Programs for Encoded Text Files

 Using Notepad as a Unicode Text Editor

 Using Microsoft Word as a Unicode Text Editor

 Using Microsoft Excel as a Unicode Text Editor

 Unicode Fonts

 Archived Tutorials

 References

 Full Version in PDF/EPUB