① - Circled Digit One

Encodings; HTML Entity (decimal) ① HTML Entity (hex) ① How to type in Microsoft Windows: Alt + 2460: UTF-8 (hex) 0xE2 0x91 0xA0 (e291a0) UTF-8 (binary)

Unicode Data; Name: DINGBAT NEGATIVE CIRCLED DIGIT ONE: Block: Dingbats: Category: Number, Other [No] Combine: 0: BIDI: Other Neutrals [ON] Mirror: N: Numeric: 1: Old name

8740 = u+2460 : circled digit one 8741 = u+2461 : circled digit two 8742 = u+2462 : circled digit three 8743 = u+2463 : circled digit four 8744 = u+2464 : circled digit five

DINGBAT NEGATIVE CIRCLED DIGIT ONE cool utf8 unicode character (, ). Display UTF8 character number 10102

DINGBAT NEGATIVE CIRCLED SANS-SERIF DIGIT ONE cool utf8 unicode character (, ). Display UTF8 character number 10122

Microsoft Windows Codepage : 932 (Japanese Shift-JIS) Lead Byte = 0x87. 8740 = U+2460 : CIRCLED DIGIT ONE 8741 = U+2461 : CIRCLED DIGIT TWO 8742 = U+2462 : CIRCLED DIGIT THREE

2460 ① Circled Digit One ≈ 0031 1: 2461 ② Circled Digit Two ≈ 0032 2: 2462 ③ Circled Digit Three ≈ 0033 3

circled digit one: ②: 2: e2 91 a1: circled digit two: ③: 3: e2 91 a2: circled digit three: ④: 4: e2 91 a3: circled digit four: ⑤: 5: e2 91 a4: circled digit five: ⑥: 6

circled digit one: ②: 9313: ②: 2461: circled digit two: ③: 9314: ③: 2462: circled digit three: ④: 9315: ④: 2463: circled digit four: ⑤: 9316: ⑤: 2464: circled digit five

Unicode does have 0-10 equivalents for those characters, I think: ⓿ 24FF;NEGATIVE CIRCLED DIGIT ZERO;No;0;ON;;;0;0;N;;;;; 2776;DINGBAT NEGATIVE CIRCLED DIGIT ONE;No;0;ON;;;1 ...