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## Posts
- [Sigma Symbol (Σ / σ): How to Type, Copy, and Use It](https://typingcup.com/sigma-symbol/): Copy the sigma symbol Σ σ ς or type it: Alt+931 on Windows, 03A3 then Alt+X in Word. Plus the two lowercase sigmas, what σ means in stats, Six Sigma, and sigma slang.
- [Delta Symbol (Δ / δ): How to Type, Copy, and Use It](https://typingcup.com/delta-symbol/): Copy the delta symbol Δ δ ∆ or type it: Alt+916 on Windows, Option+j on Mac. Plus Δ the letter vs ∆ the change operator, why delta means change, and river deltas.
- [Cubed Symbol (³): How to Type, Copy, and Use It](https://typingcup.com/cubed-symbol/): Copy the cubed symbol ³ or type it: Alt+0179 on Windows, 00B3 then Alt+X in Word. Plus why it is called cubed, cubic units, why cm³ = cc = mL, and how to cube in code.
- [Summation Symbol (∑): How to Type, Copy, and Use It](https://typingcup.com/summation-symbol/): Copy the summation symbol ∑ or type it: Alt+8721 on Windows, Option+w on Mac. Plus ∑ the operator vs Σ the Greek letter, how to read a summation, ∑ in code, and ∑ vs ∏.
- [Approximately Equal Symbol (≈): How to Type and Copy It](https://typingcup.com/approximately-equal-symbol/): Copy the approximately-equal symbol ≈ or type it: Alt+8776 on Windows, Option+x on Mac. Plus ≈ vs ~ vs ≅, comparing floats with a tolerance in code, and congruent vs similar.
- [Not Equal Symbol (≠): How to Type, Copy, and Use It](https://typingcup.com/not-equal-symbol/): Copy the not-equal symbol ≠ or type it: Alt+8800 on Windows, Option+= on Mac. Plus why code uses != or not ≠, the Excel operator, and the slash-means-not family.
- [Division Symbol (÷): How to Type, Copy, and Use It](https://typingcup.com/division-symbol/): Copy the division symbol ÷ or type it: Alt+0247 on Windows, Option+/ on Mac. Plus the obelus origin, ÷ vs the colon in Europe, why ÷ starts viral math arguments, and using / in code.
- [Multiplication Symbol (×): How to Type, Copy, and Use It](https://typingcup.com/multiplication-symbol/): Copy the multiplication symbol × or type it: Alt+0215 on Windows, 00D7 then Alt+X in Word. Plus why × is not the letter x, the dot vs asterisk, why algebra drops it, and × as by.
- [Degree Fahrenheit Symbol (°F): How to Type and Copy It](https://typingcup.com/degree-fahrenheit-symbol/): Copy the degree Fahrenheit symbol °F or type it: Alt+0176 then F on Windows, Shift+Option+8 then F on Mac. Plus why to use ° + F, why 32 is freezing, and who still uses Fahrenheit.
- [Degree Celsius Symbol (°C): How to Type and Copy It](https://typingcup.com/degree-celsius-symbol/): Copy the degree Celsius symbol °C or type it: Alt+0176 then C on Windows, Shift+Option+8 then C on Mac. Plus why to use ° + C not the ℃ character, the spacing rule, and the -40 fact.
- [Paragraph Symbol (¶): How to Type, Copy, and Use It](https://typingcup.com/paragraph-symbol/): Copy the paragraph symbol ¶ or type it: Alt+0182 on Windows, Option+7 on Mac. Plus how to turn off the ¶ marks in Word (Ctrl+Shift+8), why it is called the pilcrow, and ¶ vs §.
- [Section Symbol (§): How to Type, Copy, and Use It](https://typingcup.com/section-symbol/): Copy the section symbol § or type it: Alt+0167 on Windows, Option+6 on Mac, 00A7 then Alt+X in Word. Plus how to cite with § vs §§, why it rules German law, and § vs the pilcrow ¶.
- [Œ / œ (OE Ligature): How to Type and Copy It](https://typingcup.com/oe-ligature/): Copy the œ ligature or type it: Alt+0156 on Windows, Option+q on Mac, 0153 then Alt+X in Word. Plus is œ one letter or two, the French œuf/sœur, the œ vs oe migration, and its name ethel.
- [Õ / õ (O With Tilde): How to Type and Copy It](https://typingcup.com/o-with-tilde/): Copy õ or type it: Alt+0245 on Windows, Option+n then o on Mac, Ctrl+Shift+tilde then o in Word. Plus nasal Portuguese vs Estonian vowel, the -ões plural, and where the tilde came from.
- [Ï / ï (I With Umlaut / Diaeresis): How to Type and Copy It](https://typingcup.com/i-with-umlaut/): Copy ï or type it: Alt+0239 on Windows, Option+u then i on Mac, Ctrl+Shift+colon then i in Word. Plus umlaut vs diaeresis, the ï in naïve, and the heavy metal röck döts.
- [À / à (A With Grave Accent): How to Type and Copy It](https://typingcup.com/a-with-grave/): Copy à or type it: Alt+0224 on Windows, Option+backtick then a on Mac, Ctrl+backtick then a in Word. Plus acute vs grave, the French à vs a, the Italian è vs e, and the backtick link.
- [Ú / ú (U With Acute Accent): How to Type and Copy It](https://typingcup.com/u-with-acute/): Copy ú or type it: Alt+0250 on Windows, Option+E then u on Mac, Ctrl+apostrophe then u in Word. Plus ú vs ü, the silent u in Spanish qu/gu, and the five accented u letters.
- [Ó / ó (O With Acute Accent): How to Type and Copy It](https://typingcup.com/o-with-acute/): Copy ó or type it: Alt+0243 on Windows, Option+E then o on Mac, Ctrl+apostrophe then o in Word. Plus what the accent means, why ó sounds like oo in Polish, and ó vs ò ô õ ö.
- [Em Dash Symbol in Word: How to Type — Every Way](https://typingcup.com/em-dash-symbol-in-word/): How to type an em dash in Word: type word--word and it becomes —, or Ctrl+Alt+Minus, or 2014 then Alt+X. Plus how the autocorrect works, em vs en dash, and the ^+ find-and-replace trick.
- [Registered Symbol (®): How to Type, Copy, and Use It](https://typingcup.com/registered-symbol/): Copy the registered symbol ® or type it: Alt+0174 on Windows, Option+R on Mac, or (r) autocorrect. Plus why you cannot use ® until registered, ® vs ™, and that ® is territorial.
- [Trademark Symbol (™): How to Type, Copy, and Use It](https://typingcup.com/trademark-symbol/): Copy the trademark symbol ™ or type it: Alt+0153 on Windows, Option+2 on Mac, or (tm) autocorrect. Plus ™ vs ® (which you are legally allowed to use), the ℠ service mark, and where to place it.
- [Copyright Symbol (©): How to Type, Copy, and Use It](https://typingcup.com/copyright-symbol/): Copy the copyright symbol © or type it: Alt+0169 on Windows, Option+G on Mac, or (c) autocorrect. Plus why (c) is not the real symbol, © vs ® vs ™, and whether you even need it.
- [@ Key Not Working? How to Fix It (and Type @ Now)](https://typingcup.com/at-key-not-working/): @ key not working or typing a quote mark? It is almost always a keyboard layout mismatch (US vs UK), not broken hardware. Here is the quick fix, plus how to type @ right now.
- [Plus-Minus Symbol (±): How to Type, Copy, and Use It](https://typingcup.com/plus-minus-symbol/): Copy the plus-minus symbol ± or type it: Alt+0177 on Windows, Shift+Option+= on Mac. Plus what ± means (tolerance vs two solutions), the minus-plus ∓, and showing ± in Excel.
- [I With an Accent: How to Type í, ì, î, ï on Any Device](https://typingcup.com/i-with-accent/): Click to copy í, ì, î, ï, ī, į, or type any accented i on Windows, Mac, iPhone and Word. Alt codes, HTML entities, and what each mark means.
- [Bullet Point Symbol (•): How to Type, Copy, and Use It](https://typingcup.com/bullet-point-symbol/): Copy the bullet point •, or type it on Windows (Alt 0149), Mac (Option+8), and phones. Plus the bullet family, when to use a real list, and its HTML and URL codes.
- [Infinity Symbol (∞): How to Type, Copy, and Use It](https://typingcup.com/infinity-symbol/): Copy the infinity symbol ∞ or type it: Alt+236 on Windows, Option+5 on Mac. Plus why infinity is not a number, that some infinities are bigger than others, the lemniscate origin, and ∞ in code.
- [A with accent | how to type á, â, à, ä, ã, å, and ā](https://typingcup.com/a-with-accent/): Click to copy a with accent
- [C With an Accent: How to Type ç, ć, č, ĉ, ċ on Any Device](https://typingcup.com/c-with-accent/): Click to copy ç, ć, č, ĉ, ċ, or type an accented c on Windows, Mac, iPhone and Word. Alt codes, HTML entities, and what each mark means.
- [U With an Accent: How to Type ú, ù, û, ü on Any Device](https://typingcup.com/u-with-accent/): Click to copy ú, ù, û, ü, ū, ů, ű, ų, or type any accented u on Windows, Mac, iPhone and Word. Alt codes, HTML entities, and what each mark means.
- [Hashtag Symbol (#): How to Type, Copy, and Use It](https://typingcup.com/hashtag-symbol/): Copy the hashtag # or type it: Shift+3 on US keyboards, Alt Gr+3 on UK. Plus why Shift+3 gives £, the octothorpe origin, # in URLs and code, and its HTML codes.
- [N With an Accent: How to Type ñ, ń, ň, ņ on Any Device](https://typingcup.com/n-with-accent/): Copy ñ, ń, ň or ņ, or type an accented n on Windows, Mac, iPhone and Word. Alt codes, HTML entities, and what each mark means: tilde, acute, caron, cedilla.
- [Arrow Symbols: Copy & Paste → ← ↑ ↓ and How to Type Them](https://typingcup.com/arrow-symbols/): Click to copy arrow symbols — → ← ↑ ↓ ↔ ⇒ ➡ and more — or type them on Windows, Mac, HTML and Word. Alt codes, HTML entities, and what each arrow means.
- [O With an Accent: How to Type ó, ò, ô, õ, ö, ø on Any Device](https://typingcup.com/o-with-accent/): Click to copy ó, ò, ô, õ, ö, ø, ō, ő, or type any accented o on Windows, Mac, iPhone and Word. Alt codes, HTML entities, and what each mark means.
- [Degree Symbol (°): How to Type, Copy, and Use It](https://typingcup.com/degree-symbol/): Copy the degree symbol ° or type it: Alt+0176 on Windows, Shift+Option+8 on Mac. Plus the spacing rule (20°C vs 20 °C), ° vs the ordinal º, coordinates, and why kelvin has no degree.
- [Ë / ë (E With an Umlaut): How to Type, Copy, and Use It](https://typingcup.com/e-with-umlaut/): Copy ë or Ë, or type e with an umlaut on Windows, Mac, iPhone and Word. Plus why ë is really a diaeresis (Noël, Zoë), the Albanian ë, and its codes.
- [Ø / ø (O With a Slash): How to Type, Copy, and Use It](https://typingcup.com/o-with-slash/): Copy ø or Ø, or type the o with a slash on Windows, Mac, iPhone and Word. Plus ø vs the empty set, ø vs ö, and its HTML and URL codes.
- [Euro Symbol (€): How to Type, Copy, and Use the Euro Sign](https://typingcup.com/euro-symbol/): Copy the euro sign €, or type it on Windows (Alt 0128), Mac, iPhone and Word. Plus €10 vs 10 €, the encoding fix, Excel formatting, EUR vs €, and HTML codes.
- [Em Dash Symbol (—): How to Type, Copy, and Use It](https://typingcup.com/em-dash-symbol/): Copy the em dash —, or type it on Windows (Alt 0151) and Mac (Shift+Option+hyphen). Plus hyphen vs en dash vs em dash, the AI-writing tell, and its HTML and URL codes.
- [Tilde Symbol (~): How to Type, Copy, and Use It](https://typingcup.com/tilde-symbol/): Copy the tilde ~, or type it on Windows and Mac (Shift+backtick). Plus the home-folder ~/, ~ vs ˜ vs ∼, approximately, the accent tilde, and its HTML and URL codes.
- [Í / í (I With Acute Accent): How to Type and Copy It](https://typingcup.com/i-with-acute/): Copy í or type it: Alt+0237 on Windows, Option+E then i on Mac, Ctrl+apostrophe then i in Word. Plus what the accent means, why í loses its dot (the tittle), and the Turkish-i bug.
- [Cent Symbol (¢): How to Type, Copy, and Use the Cent Sign](https://typingcup.com/cent-symbol/): Copy the cent sign ¢, or type it on Windows (Alt 0162), Mac, iPhone and Word. Plus 50¢ vs ¢50, why gas prices end in 9/10¢, and its HTML and URL codes.
- [Ö / ö (O With an Umlaut): How to Type, Copy, and Use It](https://typingcup.com/o-with-umlaut/): Copy ö or Ö, or type o with an umlaut on Windows, Mac, iPhone and Word. Plus writing ö as oe, ö vs ø, the metal umlaut, and its HTML and URL codes.
- [Symbol Alt Codes List: Every Alt Code in One Place](https://typingcup.com/symbol-alt-codes-list/): The complete symbol Alt codes list for Windows, grouped by type: © ™ € £ ° ± √ π ☺ ♥ ♪ arrows, accents, and Greek. Plus how the two code systems work and the hidden low codes.
- [ß (Eszett / Sharp S): How to Type, Copy, and Use It](https://typingcup.com/eszett-sharp-s/): Copy ß or the capital ẞ, or type the German eszett on Windows, Mac, iPhone and Word. Plus ß vs β, ß vs ss, the 2017 capital, and its HTML and URL codes.
- [Heart Symbol (♥): How to Type, Copy, and Use It](https://typingcup.com/heart-symbol/): Copy a heart symbol ♥ ♡ ❤ or type it: Alt+3 on Windows, emoji keyboard on phones, <3 in chat. Plus what every heart colour means, text heart vs emoji, and where the heart shape came from.
- [Square Root Symbol (√): How to Type, Copy, and Use It](https://typingcup.com/square-root-symbol/): Copy the square root symbol √ or type it: Alt+251 on Windows, Option+V on Mac. Plus how to show what is under the root, √ vs a checkmark, cube and nth roots, and its HTML codes.
- [Umlaut Letters (ä ö ü): How to Type Them on Any Device](https://typingcup.com/umlaut-letters/): Copy ä ö ü ë ï or type any umlaut on Windows, Mac, iPhone and Word. Alt codes, HTML entities, and the difference between an umlaut and a diaeresis.
- [How to Type Á / á (A With an Acute Accent)](https://typingcup.com/a-with-acute/): How to type á and Á (a with an acute accent): copy it, or use the exact shortcut for Windows, Mac, phone, Word, Linux, and HTML. Plus what the accent means and quick troubleshooting.
- [Indian Rupee Symbol (₹): How to Type, Copy, and Use It](https://typingcup.com/indian-rupee-symbol/): Copy the rupee sign ₹, or type it on Windows, Mac, iPhone and Word. Plus writing lakhs and crores, the ₹ design story, ₹ vs ₨, and its HTML and URL codes.
- [Check Mark Symbol (✓): How to Type, Copy, and Use It](https://typingcup.com/check-mark-symbol/): Copy a check mark ✓ ✔ ☑ ✅ or type it: Alt+10003 on Windows, the Wingdings trick in Word/Excel, emoji keyboard on phones. Plus which tick to use, checkmark vs checkbox, and its HTML codes.
- [Ñ (N With a Tilde): How to Type the Eñe, Copy It, and Use It Anywhere](https://typingcup.com/n-with-tilde/): Copy ñ or Ñ, or type the n with a tilde on Windows, Mac, iPhone and Word. Plus ñ in URLs and email, the story of the eñe, and its HTML and URL codes.
- [È / è (E With a Grave Accent): How to Type, Copy, and Use It](https://typingcup.com/e-with-grave/): Copy è or È, or type e with a grave accent on Windows, Mac, iPhone and Word. Plus è vs é, the Italian è meaning is, and its HTML and URL codes.
- [Letters With Accents (Full List + How to Type Them)](https://typingcup.com/letters-with-accents/): Copy & paste accented letters
- [Backslash Symbol (\): How to Type, Copy, and Use It](https://typingcup.com/backslash-symbol/): Copy the backslash \, or type it on Windows, Mac, iPhone and UK keyboards. Plus backslash vs forward slash, escape sequences, and its HTML and URL codes.
- [Ü / ü (U With an Umlaut): How to Type, Copy, and Use It](https://typingcup.com/u-with-umlaut/): Copy ü or Ü, or type u with an umlaut on Windows, Mac, iPhone and Word. Plus writing ü as ue, the Spanish ü, über, and its HTML and URL codes.
- [Ç / ç (C With a Cedilla): How to Type, Copy, and Use It](https://typingcup.com/c-with-cedilla/): Copy ç or Ç, or type c with a cedilla on Windows, Mac, iPhone and Word. Plus why ç exists, its sound in French vs Turkish, and its HTML and URL codes.
- [E With an Accent: How to Type é, è, ê, ë on Any Device](https://typingcup.com/e-with-accent/): Click to copy é, è, ê, ë, ē, ę, ě, or type any accented e on Windows, Mac, iPhone and Word. Alt codes, HTML entities, and what each mark means.
- [Pi Symbol (π): How to Type, Copy, and Use It](https://typingcup.com/pi-symbol/): Copy the pi symbol π or type it: Alt+227 on Windows, Option+P on Mac. Plus π symbol vs the number, capital Π the product operator, the pi vs tau debate, and how many digits you really need.
- [Underscore Symbol (_): How to Type, Copy, and Use It](https://typingcup.com/underscore-symbol/): Copy the underscore _, or type it on Windows and Mac (Shift+hyphen). Plus underscores vs hyphens in URLs, snake_case, the typewriter origin, and its HTML and URL codes.
- [Squared Symbol (²): How to Type, Copy, and Use It](https://typingcup.com/squared-symbol/): Copy the squared symbol ² or type it: Alt+0178 on Windows, 00B2 then Alt+X in Word. Plus the ² character vs superscript formatting, why m² and m2 differ to a computer, and how to square in code.
- [à / ã (A With a Tilde): How to Type, Copy, and Use It](https://typingcup.com/a-with-tilde/): Copy ã or Ã, or type a with a tilde on Windows, Mac, iPhone and Word. Plus the Portuguese nasal sound, the à encoding glitch, and its HTML and URL codes.
- [At Symbol (@): How to Type, Copy, and Use the At Sign](https://typingcup.com/at-symbol/): Copy the @ sign, or type it on Windows (Shift+2), Mac, iPhone and UK keyboards. Plus what @ is called around the world, its history, and its HTML and URL codes.
- [Yen Symbol (¥): How to Type, Copy, and Use the Yen Sign](https://typingcup.com/yen-symbol/): The yen sign, ¥, is a letter Y with two strokes through it, and it does something no other currency symbol does: it stands for two currencies at once, the Japanese yen and the Chinese yuan. It also has a strange habit of showing up where a backslash should be.
- [É / é (E With an Acute Accent): How to Type, Copy, and Use It](https://typingcup.com/e-with-acute/): Copy é or É, or type e with an acute accent on Windows, Mac, iPhone and Word. Plus é in café and résumé, é vs è, and its HTML and URL codes.
- [Pipe Symbol (|): How to Type, Copy, and Use the Vertical Bar](https://typingcup.com/pipe-symbol/): Copy the pipe | (vertical bar), or type it on Windows and Mac (Shift+backslash). Plus the command-line pipe, | vs ¦, code and regex uses, and its HTML and URL codes.
- [Fraction Symbol in Word: How to Type Any Fraction](https://typingcup.com/fraction-symbol-in-word/): How to type a fraction symbol in Word: let 1/2 become ½ automatically, or use the equation editor for any fraction like 7/16. Plus why some fractions convert and others do not, and the Excel gotcha.
- [Æ / æ (AE Ligature): How to Type, Copy, and Use It](https://typingcup.com/ae-ligature/): Copy æ or Æ, or type the ae ligature on Windows, Mac, iPhone and Word. Plus the words that lost the æ, the IPA vowel, and its HTML and URL codes.
- [S With an Accent: How to Type ś, š, ş, ŝ on Any Device](https://typingcup.com/s-with-accent/): Click to copy ś, š, ş, ŝ, or type an accented s on Windows, Mac, iPhone and Word. HTML codes, the caron-vs-cedilla difference, and what each mark means.
- [How to Type Ǎ / ǎ (A With a Caron)](https://typingcup.com/a-with-caron/): Copy ǎ or Ǎ in one tap, or type the a with a caron (Pinyin third tone) on Windows, Mac, iPhone and Word. The exact shortcut for each device, plus the four Pinyin tones.
- [Keyboard Shortcuts for Symbols: Windows, Mac, and Beyond](https://typingcup.com/keyboard-shortcuts-for-symbols/): Keyboard shortcuts for symbols on Windows, Mac, Chromebook, and phones: © ™ € £ ° — • → ± and more. Plus the symbol picker, custom text-replacement shortcuts, and per-platform tables.
- [Pound Symbol (£): How to Type, Copy, and Use the Pound Sign](https://typingcup.com/pound-symbol/): Copy the pound sign £, or type it on Windows (Alt 0163), Mac, iPhone and Word. Plus £ vs # (the other pound sign), the encoding fix, and HTML codes.
- [How to Type Spanish Letters (á é í ó ú ñ ü ¡ ¿) on Any Device](https://typingcup.com/type-spanish-letters/): Click to copy Spanish letters — á é í ó ú ü ñ ¡ ¿ — or type them on Windows, Mac, iPhone and Word. Alt codes, HTML entities, and the accent rules explained.
- [How to Type Ă / ă (A With a Breve)](https://typingcup.com/a-with-breve/): How to type ă and Ă (a with a breve): copy it, or use Character Map, the Word 0103 + Alt+X trick, or a Romanian/Vietnamese keyboard. Plus what the breve means and how it differs from â and ā.
- [Ä / ä (A With an Umlaut): How to Type, Copy, and Use It](https://typingcup.com/a-with-umlaut/): Copy ä or Ä, or type a with an umlaut on Windows, Mac, iPhone and Word. Plus how to write ä as ae, how it sorts, and its HTML and URL codes.
- [Math Symbols on Keyboard: Alt Codes for Every Sign](https://typingcup.com/math-symbols-on-keyboard-alt-codes/): Every math symbol Alt code for Windows in one reference: ± × ÷ √ π ∞ ≤ ≥ ° ² and more, grouped by type. Plus how Alt codes really work, the laptop numpad fix, and Mac equivalents.

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