How to print filled shapes in the terminal?
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How to print a filled circle or shapes in the terminal like:
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How to print a filled circle or shapes in the terminal like:
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asked May 29 at 9:13
yash
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up vote
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How to print a filled circle or shapes in the terminal like:
linux shell terminal c special-characters
asked May 29 at 9:13
yash
185
How to print a filled circle or shapes in the terminal like:
linux shell terminal c special-characters
asked May 29 at 9:13
yash
185
asked May 29 at 9:13
yash
185
asked May 29 at 9:13
yash
185
asked May 29 at 9:13
yash
185
185
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That shape you show might be the Unicode character â—Â.
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
answered May 29 at 9:23
myradio
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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
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1 Answer
1
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
That shape you show might be the Unicode character â—Â.
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
answered May 29 at 9:23
myradio
1885
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
add a comment |Â
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
That shape you show might be the Unicode character â—Â.
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
answered May 29 at 9:23
myradio
1885
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
add a comment |Â
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
That shape you show might be the Unicode character â—Â.
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
answered May 29 at 9:23
myradio
1885
That shape you show might be the Unicode character â—Â.
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
answered May 29 at 9:23
myradio
1885
edited May 29 at 11:29
answered May 29 at 9:23
myradio
1885
answered May 29 at 9:23
myradio
1885
answered May 29 at 9:23
myradio
1885
1885
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
add a comment |Â
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
1
1
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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