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Left-To-Right Mark

A character used to indicate that the following text should be displayed from left to right, typically used in bidirectional text.

U+200E

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How to Use?

In HTML 

                <span>&#8206;</span>

In Css 

                content: "\U+200E";

In Javascript 

                const char = String.fromCodePoint(0xU+200E);

Additional Information

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