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Double Prime Symbol ″

″ is DOUBLE PRIME (U+2033) in the General Punctuation block.

U+2033 · DOUBLE PRIME

How to type ″

Word (Windows)2033 → Alt + XType the code, then press Alt + X.
MacEdit › Emoji & Symbols (Control + Command + Space), then searchSearch for “double prime”.
iPhone / AndroidCopy it from this page and paste. Most phone keyboards do not have it.

″ Unicode and HTML codes

Unicode nameDOUBLE PRIME
Code pointU+2033
Unicode blockGeneral Punctuation
HTML entity″
HTML numeric″
CSScontent: "\2033";
JavaScript"\u2033"
Python"\u2033" · "\N{DOUBLE PRIME}"
UTF-8 bytesE2 80 B3

Related symbols: Math

×Multiplication Sign
÷Division Sign
≠Not Equal To
≈Almost Equal To
≡Identical To
≤Less-Than or Equal To
≥Greater-Than or Equal To
±Plus-Minus Sign
∞Infinity
√Square Root
∑Summation
∫Integral
∂Partial Differential
∆Increment (Delta)
∇Nabla
∈Element Of
∉Not an Element Of
⊂Subset Of
∪Union
∩Intersection
∧Logical And
∨Logical Or
¬Not Sign
∀For All

FAQ

How do I type ″ on Windows?

There is no Alt code for it. In Word, type 2033 and press Alt+X, or copy it from this page.

How do I type ″ on a Mac?

Press Control + Command + Space and search for “double prime”, or copy it from this page.

What is the HTML code for ″?

″ or ″. In CSS use content: "\2033".

The exact look of a symbol depends on the font and device.