Latin Small Ligature FI (NFC) vs Separate F+I (NFKC)
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Compare the fi ligature character with separate f+i letters -- NFC preserves the ligature as a single code point while NFKC decomposes it into its compatibility equivalents for better searchability.
Latin Small Ligature FI
U+FB01
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Latin Small Letter F
U+0066
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Latin Small Letter I
U+0069
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Comparaison détaillée
| Propriété | Latin Small Ligature FI | Latin Small Letter F | Latin Small Letter I |
|---|---|---|---|
| Caractère | fi | f | i |
| Point de code | U+FB01 | U+0066 | U+0069 |
| Décimal | 64257 | 102 | 105 |
| Nom Unicode | LATIN SMALL LIGATURE FI | LATIN SMALL LETTER F | LATIN SMALL LETTER I |
| Catégorie | Lowercase Letter | Lowercase Letter | Lowercase Letter |
| Bloc | |||
| HTML | fi | f | i |
| Détails | Voir → | Voir → | Voir → |