º Masculine Ordinal Indicator ASCII Code Symbol

º ASCII 186

ASCII Character

Masculine Ordinal Indicator

ASCII byte 186 (0xBA) — Unicode U+00BA. Standard ASCII is 0–127; extended bytes 128–255 use Windows-1252.

Copy º 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 00BA (from U+00BA), 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 º.

Copy º with the Copy Symbol button and paste it.
Press Ctrl + Shift + U, type 00ba (from U+00BA), then press Enter or Space.
On GNOME, you can also use Ctrl + . (or Ctrl + ;) to open the character picker.
In HTML, use º.

Parameter	Value	Copy
Symbol	`º`
Symbol Name	`Masculine Ordinal Indicator`	—
ASCII Decimal	`186`
ASCII Hex	`0xBA`
Unicode Code	`U+00BA`
HTML Decimal Code	`º`
HTML Hex Code	`º`
HTML Entity	`º`
CSS Code	`\00BA`
JavaScript Code	`\u00BA`
Category	`ASCII Extended / Windows-1252 (128–255)`	—
Windows Alt Code	View Alt Code	—

What is the ASCII code for Masculine Ordinal Indicator ASCII Code Symbol?

ASCII decimal 186, hex 0xBA, Unicode U+00BA.

How do I copy º?

Click Copy Symbol on this page to copy the character directly.

How do I type ASCII 186 in JavaScript?

Use String.fromCharCode(186) to output this character in JavaScript.

Does ASCII 186 have an Alt Code?

This character may also be typed with a Windows Alt Code — view details.

Extended ASCII byte 186 (0xBA, U+00BA) is masculine ordinal indicator. Part of the complete extended ASCII table (Windows-1252, 128–255).

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