U+003E— GREATER-THAN SIGN
Greater-than sign (>) used as a relational comparison operator and closing delimiter for HTML/XML tags.
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Size (88px):
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GREATER-THAN SIGN
U+003E • Decimal 62
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1-Click Multi-Language Developer Copy Palette (13 Formats)
Instant Clipboard ExportCharacter Glyph (Raw)
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Unicode Codepoint (Hex)
U+003E
Decimal Integer
62
HTML Entity (Decimal)
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HTML Entity (Hex)
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JavaScript ES6 / JSON
\u003E
Java / C# (Surrogates)
\u003E
Python 3
\u003E
C / C++ / Rust
\u003E
CSS Content
\00003E
URL Percent-Encoded
%3E
Raw UTF-8 Bytes (Hex)
0x3E
Base64 Stream
Pg==
Unicode Character Database (UCD) Technical Specifications
Unicode 16.0 Standard| Unicode Plane | Plane 0: Basic Multilingual Plane (BMP) • U+0000..U+FFFF |
| Unicode Block | Basic Latin (U+0..U+7F) |
| General Category | Lo — Other Letter / Symbol |
| Bidirectional Class | L (Left-to-Right) • Flow: LTR |
| Unicode Version Introduced | Unicode 1.1 (1993) |
| UTF-8 Byte Stream | 0x3E (1 Byte) |
| UTF-16 Code Units | 0x003E |
| UTF-32 Hexadecimal | 0x0000003E |
Quick Character Summary
Glyph>
Hex CodepointU+003E
Decimal ID62
ScriptLatin
DirectionLTR (L)
Introduced InUnicode 1.1 (1993)
Device & Font Support
99.9% SupportApple (iOS / macOS)iOS 1.0+
Google (Android / Chrome)Android 1.0+
Microsoft (Windows)Windows 95+
ASCII core character supported on virtually every digital display and operating system in existence.