Unicode Reference  -  Block 136  -  Javanese

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This Block: 136 Javanese
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Pl.0  Bl.136
Block Number:
136
 
 
Short Name:
Javanese
Long Name:
Javanese
Block Range (Hex):
A980 .. A9DF
Block Range (Dec):
43,392 .. 43,487
Block Size:
96   (  43,487 − 43,392 + 1 )
Codepoints assigned:
91
(Not assigned = 5)
% assigned:
94 ﹪
Plane:
0 (0000 .. FFFF)
012345678910111213141516
Scripts in this block:
(Count: 3)
#52JavaJavanese(90 cp)
#142ZyyyCommon(1 cp)
#143ZzzzUnknown(5 cp)

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Block 136 is Javanese and has 91 assigned codepoints between
(43,392)
and
(43,487)
.
See also: Unicode.org | Code chart for Block Range A980 – A9DF [Icons-mini-file_acrobat.gif] (PDF)
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End of range.
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PRIV
 A Private codepoint or range.
SURR
 A Surrogate codepoint or range.
NON
 A Non-Character codepoint or range.

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