Indian Script Code for Information Interchange: Difference between revisions

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| single halant || <code>E8</code> || halant || <code>094D</code>

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| halant + halant || <code>E8 E8</code> || halant + [[zero-width non-joiner|ZWNJ]] || <code>094D + 200C</code>

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| halant + nukta || <code>E8 E9</code> || halant + [[zero-width joiner|ZWJ]] || <code>094D + 200D</code>

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; Nukta character &#x093C;—code point E9 (233): The [[nukta]] character after another ISCII character is used for a number of rarer characters which don't exist in the main ISCII set. For example क (ka) + ़ (nukta) = क़ (qa). These characters have precomposed forms in Unicode, as shown in the following table.