Latin Capital Letter AE vs Separate A+E
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Compare the AE ligature (Æ) with separate A and E characters -- a single code point ligature vs two distinct letters, with different uses in languages like Danish, Norwegian, and Old English.
Latin Capital Letter AE
U+00C6
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Latin Capital Letter A
U+0041
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Latin Capital Letter E
U+0045
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Comparaison détaillée
| Propriété | Latin Capital Letter AE | Latin Capital Letter A | Latin Capital Letter E |
|---|---|---|---|
| Caractère | Æ | A | E |
| Point de code | U+00C6 | U+0041 | U+0045 |
| Décimal | 198 | 65 | 69 |
| Nom Unicode | LATIN CAPITAL LETTER AE | LATIN CAPITAL LETTER A | LATIN CAPITAL LETTER E |
| Catégorie | Uppercase Letter | Uppercase Letter | Uppercase Letter |
| Bloc | |||
| HTML | Æ | A | E |
| Détails | Voir → | Voir → | Voir → |