THREE CONSECUTIVE EQUALS SIGNS
Overview
Where U+2A75 stacks two equals signs, U+2A76 stacks three, and Supplemental Mathematical Operators holds both. The block was created because the original Mathematical Operators range filled up long before mathematical notation stopped growing, particularly in logic, order theory, and category theory. Unicode assigns the general category Sm (symbol, math), which tells a layout engine to treat it as a binary relation and space it accordingly rather than hugging it to the adjacent term. The standard deliberately leaves the precise meaning to the author: a triple equals sign denotes strict identity in one paper and a congruence in another, and Unicode encodes the shape rather than adjudicating the semantics.
On this page
Encoding Table
| Format | Value | Copy |
|---|---|---|
| unicode | U+2A76 | |
| decimal | 10870 | |
| htmldecimal | ⩶ | |
| htmlhex | ⩶ | |
| css | \2A76 | |
| javascript | \u{2A76} | |
| python | \u2a76 | |
| java | \u2A76 | |
| go | \u2A76 | |
| ruby | \u{2A76} | |
| rust | \u{2A76} | |
| ccpp | \u2a76 | |
| urlencoded | %E2%A9%B6 | |
| utf8bytes | e2 a9 b6 | |
| utf16bebytes | 2a 76 | |
| utf32bebytes | 00 00 2a 76 |
How to Use
⩶
content: "\2A76"
"\u{2A76}"
"\u2a76"
Properties
- Script
- Zyyy
- Category
- Math Symbol (Sm)
- Bidirectional
- ON
- Combining
- 0
- Mirrored
- No
- Decomposition
- <compat> 003D 003D 003D
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the ⩶ character (THREE CONSECUTIVE EQUALS SIGNS)?
⩶ (THREE CONSECUTIVE EQUALS SIGNS) is the Unicode character U+2A76.
What is the Unicode codepoint of THREE CONSECUTIVE EQUALS SIGNS?
The THREE CONSECUTIVE EQUALS SIGNS character (⩶) has codepoint U+2A76.
How do I type or copy THREE CONSECUTIVE EQUALS SIGNS?
Copy ⩶ directly, or use the HTML entity, UTF-8, and code encodings shown on this page.