Applicable XID Start Unicodes

Property Name

Property Value

◉ Applicable

List of Applicable XID Start Symbols

U+0041

U+0042

U+0043

U+0044

U+0045

U+0046

U+0047

U+0048

U+0049

U+004A

U+004B

U+004C

U+004D

U+004E

U+004F

U+0050

U+0051

U+0052

U+0053

U+0054

U+0055

U+0056

U+0057

U+0058

U+0059

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Description

XID Start= XID Start designates characters that can begin extended identifiers (XID) in programming languages and systems, broadening the options for naming variables and identifiers. XID Start Property have 2 values Applicable= The XID Start property includes characters that can start an identifier. It encompasses characters that are typically suitable for the initial position in an identifier.

FAQ

What does Applicable XID Start define?

This property defines the Unicodes which can be used as start of identifier

Which symbols are listed under Applicable XID Start?

Symbols like A,B,C, etc. are listed under Applicable XID Start.

What other XID Start are supported by Unicode?

Currently, as per latest version 15.0.0, Unicode supports 136322 number of XID Start. Here are a few examples - A,B,C, etc.

How many Unicode symbols are present in Applicable XID Start?

136322 of symbols are present in Applicable XID Start starting with the Unicode point U+0041 that represents the character A.

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