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ASCII 48
ASCII Character
Digit Zero
ASCII byte 48 (0x30) — Unicode U+0030. Standard ASCII is 0–127; extended bytes 128–255 use Windows-1252.
How to type 0
Windows
- Copy 0 with the Copy Symbol button above and paste it anywhere.
- In HTML, use 0 or hex 0.
- In JavaScript, use String.fromCharCode(48).
Mac
- Copy 0 with the Copy Symbol button and paste it (fastest method).
- Open System Settings → Keyboard → Input Sources and add Unicode Hex Input (if needed).
- Select Unicode Hex Input from the menu bar input menu.
- Hold Option (⌥), type 0030 (from U+0030), then release Option.
- Or open Edit → Emoji & Symbols (or press Ctrl + Cmd + Space) and search for the character.
- In HTML on Mac editors, you can also paste 0.
Linux
- Copy 0 with the Copy Symbol button and paste it.
- Press Ctrl + Shift + U, type 0030 (from U+0030), then press Enter or Space.
- On GNOME, you can also use Ctrl + . (or Ctrl + ;) to open the character picker.
- In HTML, use 0.
ASCII character details
| Parameter | Value | Copy |
|---|---|---|
| Symbol Name |
Digit Zero
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| ASCII Decimal |
48
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| ASCII Hex |
0x30
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| Unicode Code |
U+0030
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| HTML Decimal Code |
0
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| HTML Hex Code |
0
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| CSS Code |
\0030
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| JavaScript Code |
\u0030
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| Category |
ASCII Printable Characters (32–126)
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FAQs about Digit Zero ASCII Code Symbol
What is the ASCII code for Digit Zero ASCII Code Symbol?
ASCII decimal 48, hex 0x30, Unicode U+0030.
How do I copy 0?
Click Copy Symbol on this page to copy the character directly.
How do I type ASCII 48 in JavaScript?
Use String.fromCharCode(48) to output this character in JavaScript.
About this ASCII Character
ASCII byte 48 (0x30, U+0030) is digit zero. Part of the complete standard ASCII table (0–127).
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