HTML symbols are special characters that can be used in HTML documents. They include mathematical symbols, currency signs, and various other special characters that are not easily typed on a keyboard.
Here are some commonly used HTML symbols along with their HTML entity codes:
| Symbol | HTML Entity | Description |
|---|---|---|
| © | © | © (Copyright) |
| ® | ® | ® (Registered Trademark) |
| € | € | € (Euro) |
| ¥ | ¥ | ¥ (Yen) |
| $ | $ | $ (Dollar) |
| < | < | < (Less Than) |
| > | > | > (Greater Than) |
Here are some examples of HTML symbols used in context:
<p>The copyright symbol is © 2024 ShariqSP.</p>The copyright symbol is © 2024 ShariqSP.
<p>The euro symbol is € and the yen symbol is ¥.</p>The euro symbol is € and the yen symbol is ¥.
To use a symbol entity in HTML, simply include its HTML entity code in your HTML document. For example:
<p>The mathematical symbol for less than or equal to is ≤.</p>The mathematical symbol for less than or equal to is ≤.