How can I type ₹ symbol ?????

Question

in keyboard; dolor symbol is default......
if I want to use another country currency symbol,how can I ????

Answer 1

Hello! How are you?
The indian rupee sign (₹) is defined in the UNICODE version 9.0 under the hexadecimal number 20B9.

Now, depending on the programming language you are using, you can manipulate it differently.

On Python, it is this simple to show it on the prompt:

print("\u20B9")

In a string, you can use UNICODE character by putting its hexadecimal number after \u

You may check ALL the UNICODE characters in the link below. All currency symbols are there.
http://www.unicode.org/Public/9.0.0/charts/CodeCharts.pdf

Answer 2

thank you pedro
thank you everyone....

Answer 3

One thing that may work is to change the language of your keyboard, but that could get a little tedious trying to find the right one. A better way to do so is by just looking up and copying them off the internet, allowing you to paste it wherever you want.