UTF-8 subscripts and superscripts

• Basic Latin 0000–007F is identical to ASCII
• Superscript one(¹), two (²) and three (³): See UTF-8 Latin characters

Code points	1st byte	2nd byte	3rd byte	Description
U+2070	$E2	$81	$B0	⁰	Superscript zero
U+00B9	$C2	$B9	-	¹	Superscript one
U+00B2	$C2	$B2	-	²	Superscript two
U+00B3	$C2	$B3	-	³	Superscript three
U+2071	$E2	$81	$B1	ⁱ	Superscript i
U+2074	$E2	$81	$B4	⁴	Superscript four
U+2075	$E2	$81	$B5	⁵	Superscript five
U+2076	$E2	$81	$B6	⁶	Superscript six
U+2077	$E2	$81	$B7	⁷	Superscript seven
U+2078	$E2	$81	$B8	⁸	Superscript eight
U+2079	$E2	$81	$B9	⁹	Superscript nine
U+207A	$E2	$81	$BA	⁺	Superscript plus sign
U+207B	$E2	$81	$BB	⁻	Superscript minus
U+2080	$E2	$82	$80	₀	Subscript zero
U+2081	$E2	$82	$81	₁	Subscript one
U+2082	$E2	$82	$82	₂	Subscript two
U+2083	$E2	$82	$83	₃	Subscript three
U+2084	$E2	$82	$84	₄	Subscript four
U+2085	$E2	$82	$85	₅	Subscript five
U+2086	$E2	$82	$86	₆	Subscript six
U+2087	$E2	$82	$87	₇	Subscript seven
U+2088	$E2	$82	$88	₈	Subscript eight
U+2089	$E2	$82	$89	₉	Subscript nine
U+208A	$E2	$82	$8A	₊	Subscript plus sign
U+208B	$E2	$82	$8B	₋	Subscript minus

UTF-8 byte Sequences

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