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Fraction Decomposition Type Unicodes

Property Name

Decomposition Type Property have 18 values

Property Value

◉ Fraction ◯ Canonical Decomposition ◯ Compatibility ◯ Enclosing Mark ◯ Final Presentation Form ◯ Font specific Glyph ◯ Initial Presentation Form ◯ Isolated Presentation Form ◯ Medial Presentation Form ◯ Narrow Presentation Form ◯ No Break ◯ None ◯ Small Form ◯ Square Form ◯ Subscript Form ◯ Superscript Form ◯ Vertical Presentation Form ◯ Wide Presentation Form

List of Fraction Decomposition Type Symbols

U+00BC

U+00BD

U+00BE

⅐

U+2150

⅑

U+2151

⅒

U+2152

⅓

U+2153

⅔

U+2154

⅕

U+2155

⅖

U+2156

⅗

U+2157

⅘

U+2158

⅙

U+2159

⅚

U+215A

⅛

U+215B

⅜

U+215C

⅝

U+215D

⅞

U+215E

⅟

U+215F

↉

U+2189

Description

Decomposition Type= Decomposition Type in Unicode categorizes characters based on how they can be decomposed into simpler components. This property aids in text processing, allowing characters to be represented consistently across different contexts and systems. Fraction= It signifies that the character is part of a fraction representation and decomposes into components used in fraction notation, such as numerator, denominator, or other fractional elements.

FAQ

What does Fraction Decomposition Type define?

This property defines the Decomposition Type of the Unicodes as Fraction

Which symbols are listed under Fraction Decomposition Type?

Symbols like ¼,½,¾, etc. are listed under Fraction Decomposition Type.

What other Decomposition Type are supported by Unicode?

Currently, as per latest version 15.0.0, Unicode supports 20 number of Decomposition Type. Here are a few examples - ¼,½,¾, etc.

How many Unicode symbols are present in Fraction Decomposition Type?

20 of symbols are present in Fraction Decomposition Type starting with the Unicode point U+00BC that represents the character ¼.

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