How to print filled shapes in the terminal?

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      How to print filled shapes in the terminal?





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          That shape you show might be the Unicode character ●.



          Also, from this answer: https://stackoverflow.com/a/12982461/1424395




          http://www.unicode.org is the place to look for symbol names.



          ● BLACK CIRCLE 25CF



          ⚫ MEDIUM BLACK CIRCLE 26AB



          ⬤ BLACK LARGE CIRCLE 2B24



          or even:



          🌑 NEW MOON SYMBOL 1F311




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            It is, in fact, U+25CF.
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          • @myradio I thought that they were using some sort of program to print that filled circle shape. Like you said, it turns out that it was just a character😂😂😂. Thanks!
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            May 29 at 10:14











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          That shape you show might be the Unicode character ●.



          Also, from this answer: https://stackoverflow.com/a/12982461/1424395




          http://www.unicode.org is the place to look for symbol names.



          ● BLACK CIRCLE 25CF



          ⚫ MEDIUM BLACK CIRCLE 26AB



          ⬤ BLACK LARGE CIRCLE 2B24



          or even:



          🌑 NEW MOON SYMBOL 1F311




          Also, this question might interest you: Printing filled shapes in terminal






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            It is, in fact, U+25CF.
            – JdeBP
            May 29 at 9:45










          • @myradio I thought that they were using some sort of program to print that filled circle shape. Like you said, it turns out that it was just a character😂😂😂. Thanks!
            – yash
            May 29 at 10:14















          up vote
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          accepted










          That shape you show might be the Unicode character ●.



          Also, from this answer: https://stackoverflow.com/a/12982461/1424395




          http://www.unicode.org is the place to look for symbol names.



          ● BLACK CIRCLE 25CF



          ⚫ MEDIUM BLACK CIRCLE 26AB



          ⬤ BLACK LARGE CIRCLE 2B24



          or even:



          🌑 NEW MOON SYMBOL 1F311




          Also, this question might interest you: Printing filled shapes in terminal






          share|improve this answer



















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            It is, in fact, U+25CF.
            – JdeBP
            May 29 at 9:45










          • @myradio I thought that they were using some sort of program to print that filled circle shape. Like you said, it turns out that it was just a character😂😂😂. Thanks!
            – yash
            May 29 at 10:14













          up vote
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          up vote
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          down vote



          accepted






          That shape you show might be the Unicode character ●.



          Also, from this answer: https://stackoverflow.com/a/12982461/1424395




          http://www.unicode.org is the place to look for symbol names.



          ● BLACK CIRCLE 25CF



          ⚫ MEDIUM BLACK CIRCLE 26AB



          ⬤ BLACK LARGE CIRCLE 2B24



          or even:



          🌑 NEW MOON SYMBOL 1F311




          Also, this question might interest you: Printing filled shapes in terminal






          share|improve this answer















          That shape you show might be the Unicode character ●.



          Also, from this answer: https://stackoverflow.com/a/12982461/1424395




          http://www.unicode.org is the place to look for symbol names.



          ● BLACK CIRCLE 25CF



          ⚫ MEDIUM BLACK CIRCLE 26AB



          ⬤ BLACK LARGE CIRCLE 2B24



          or even:



          🌑 NEW MOON SYMBOL 1F311




          Also, this question might interest you: Printing filled shapes in terminal







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            It is, in fact, U+25CF.
            – JdeBP
            May 29 at 9:45










          • @myradio I thought that they were using some sort of program to print that filled circle shape. Like you said, it turns out that it was just a character😂😂😂. Thanks!
            – yash
            May 29 at 10:14













          • 1




            It is, in fact, U+25CF.
            – JdeBP
            May 29 at 9:45










          • @myradio I thought that they were using some sort of program to print that filled circle shape. Like you said, it turns out that it was just a character😂😂😂. Thanks!
            – yash
            May 29 at 10:14








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          It is, in fact, U+25CF.
          – JdeBP
          May 29 at 9:45




          It is, in fact, U+25CF.
          – JdeBP
          May 29 at 9:45












          @myradio I thought that they were using some sort of program to print that filled circle shape. Like you said, it turns out that it was just a character😂😂😂. Thanks!
          – yash
          May 29 at 10:14





          @myradio I thought that they were using some sort of program to print that filled circle shape. Like you said, it turns out that it was just a character😂😂😂. Thanks!
          – yash
          May 29 at 10:14













           

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