“൵” U+0D75: Malayalam Fraction Three Quarters

    U+0D75: Technical Specifications for the Malayalam Fraction Three Quarters (൵)

    The Malayalam Fraction Three Quarters (“൵” U+0D75) is a specialized numeric symbol vital for accurately representing traditional fractional values in the Malayalam writing system. This definitive resource offers developers and language experts at iloveunicode.com the full technical data, encoding conversions, and usage context for this culturally significant codepoint.

    U+0D75 Malayalam Fraction Specifications

    The character **൵** is categorized as an “Other Number” ($\text{No}$) and was formally integrated into the Unicode standard in **version 5.1 (March, 2008)**. It is part of the **Malayalam** block and is located on the **Basic Multilingual Plane**. Ensuring correct handling of the *Malayalam Fraction Three Quarters* is paramount for applications dealing with historical and modern Malayalam texts.

    Core Unicode Properties

Name Malayalam Fraction Three Quarters
Unicode Codepoint U+0D75
Unicode Version 5.1 (March, 2008)
Block Malayalam
Plane Basic Multilingual Plane

    Directionality and Other Unicode Data

Bidirectional class Left To Right (L)
Is mirrored? No
Category Other Number
Script Malayalam
Combining Class Not Reordered

    U+0D75 Encoding Conversions and UTF Formats

    Proper digital implementation of the **Malayalam Fraction Three Quarters** ($\text{U+0D75}$) requires using the correct encoding formats across development environments. Below is a comprehensive breakdown of the necessary conversion methods for web, URL, and various language-specific uses.

    Programming Language Conversions

HTML (decimal) `൵`
HTML (hex) `൵`
HTML (named) ` – `
URL Escape Code `%E0%B5%B5`
CSS `00D75`
JavaScript, JSON `u0D75`
C, C++, Java `u0D75`
Python `u0D75`
Rust `u{0D75}`
Ruby `u0D75`

    UTF Byte Encoding Data

UTF-8 (hex) `0xE0 0xB5 0xB5`
UTF-16 (hex) `0x0D75`
UTF-32 (hex) `0x00000D75`

    Direct Input Method for ൵

        To quickly input this character on operating systems that support hexadecimal Unicode input, use the following *verbatim* methods:

  •             Windows ?: Hold Alt, then type 0 D 7 5. Release Alt.
  •             Mac ?: Hold Alt ⌥, then type 0 D 7 5. Release Alt.
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    Conclusion: Advancing Your Unicode Knowledge

    Understanding and correctly implementing culturally specific characters like the **Malayalam Fraction Three Quarters** is fundamental for building globally compliant software. The detailed information about the $\text{U+0D75}$ codepoint ensures developers can achieve seamless data representation. For more comprehensive Unicode resources and advanced character solutions, continue your research with the dedicated content at iloveunicode.com.

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