D
The letter D is the fourth letter of the Latin alphabet.
Alternative representations
Delta represents the letter D in the NATO phonetic alphabet, except in airports, to avoid confusion with Delta Air Lines, in which case it is Dixie.
Related Topics:
NATO phonetic alphabet - Airport - Delta Air Lines
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In international Morse code the letter D is DahDitDit: - · ·
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In Braille the letter D is represented as ⠙ (in Unicode), the dot pattern,
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Braille - Unicode
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Computing
In Unicode the capital D is codepoint U+0044 and the lowercase d is U+0064.
Related Topics:
Unicode - Capital - Lowercase
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The ASCII code for capital D is 68 and for lowercase d is 100; or in binary 01000100 and 01100100, correspondingly.
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The EBCDIC code for capital D is 196 and for lowercase d is 132.
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The numeric character references in HTML and XML are "D" and "d" for upper and lower case respectively.
Related Topics:
Numeric character reference - HTML - XML
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