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1. www.w3schools.com › charsets › ref_html_entities_4HTML 4 Entities - W3Schools

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   Learn how to use HTML 4 entity names to insert special characters into your web pages. Find the entity name for the opening angle bracket (<) and other symbols in this reference table.

   • HTML Unicode UTF-8

     oblique angle opening up ⦧ 10663: 29a7: oblique angle...

2. www.w3schools.com › charsets › ref_utf_math_bHTML Unicode UTF-8 - W3Schools

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   Learn how to use HTML entities for mathematical symbols in UTF-8 encoding. Find the hex, decimal and name of each symbol, such as ⦀ (TRIPLE VERTICAL BAR DELIMITER) and ⦿ (MEASURED ANGLE WITH OPEN ARM ENDING IN ARROW POINTING RIGHT AND DOWN).

   Char	Dec	Hex	Name
   ⦀	10624	2980	TRIPLE VERTICAL BAR DELIMITER Try it
   ⦁	10625	2981	Z NOTATION SPOT Try it
   ⦂	10626	2982	Z NOTATION TYPE COLON Try it
   ⦃	10627	2983	LEFT WHITE CURLY BRACKET Try it

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3. www.w3schools.com › html › html_entitiesHTML Character Entities - W3Schools

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   Learn how to use entity names or numbers to display reserved characters in HTML, such as the opening angle bracket (). See examples of diacritical marks and other symbols.

4. stackoverflow.com › questions › 14659240Angle bracket (<) without triggering html code - Stack Overflow

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   Feb 2, 2013 · Learn how to write the opening angle bracket (<) in HTML without triggering the code. See the answers and explanations from Stack Overflow users, including the HTML entity &lt; and the numeric code &#60;.

   • Use "". Similarly, you can use "" for >, or "" for &. These are called HTML "entities". You can learn more about them here.
   • Use for <. Or for >.

5. www.freeformatter.com › html-entitiesComplete list of HTML entities - FreeFormatter.com

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   Find the entity name and number for any HTML character, including opening angle bracket (<). Browse the complete list of ASCII, ISO-8859-1, ISO-8859-1 symbols and math symbols in HTML.

6. www.tutorialrepublic.com › html-reference › htmlHTML Character Entities - References for Characters and Symbols

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   Learn how to use character entities in HTML to display special characters and symbols. Find the entity name, number and description for opening angle bracket (<) and other symbols.

7. People also ask

   Should angle brackets be included in an HTML document?

   • If you need to include angle brackets in an HTML document, you have some serious issues to consider, but they relate to fonts (and semantics), not to any potential clash with markup-significant characters. One reason to use > is so you can differentiate it quickly from a broken html element when coding.

   Right angle bracket in HTML - Stack Overflow

   stackoverflow.com/questions/10462348/right-angle-bracket-in-html

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   What is included in a full list of HTML entities?

   • Complete list of HTML entities with their numbers and names. Also included is a full list of ASCII characters that can be represented in HTML (i.e. printable characters). Only printable characters are displayed as control characters (0-31) shouldn't be present in HTML pages since they have no visual representations.

   Complete list of HTML entities - FreeFormatter.com

   www.freeformatter.com/html-entities.html

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   Will the entities in the table display correctly in all browsers?

   • All entities in the table below, will display correctly in all browsers, both in HTML4 and in HTML5 pages. For a complete HTML5 entity reference, please go to the next chapter.

   HTML 4 Entities - W3Schools

   www.w3schools.com/charsets/ref_html_entities_4.asp

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8. www.w3schools.com › charsets › tryitW3Schools Tryit Editor

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   The W3Schools online code editor allows you to edit code and view the result in your browser