Right Brace (}) is the Basic Latin character at Unicode U+007D (RIGHT CURLY BRACKET). It closes code blocks, JSON objects, and set notation — and pairs with {.
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Character }
Unicode U+007D
Hex entity }
Decimal }
Named entity } (alias })
CSS escape \7D
Not the same ] (bracket) · ) (parenthesis)
All of these produce the same glyph: }. Prefer } when you want an explicit entity; typing } directly is fine in normal UTF-8 HTML.
Use } (named), } (hex), } (decimal), or the CSS escape \7D in the content property. You can also type } directly in UTF-8 HTML.
U+007D (RIGHT CURLY BRACKET). Hex 7D, decimal 125. It belongs to the Basic Latin (ASCII) block.
Yes. } is the primary HTML5 named entity. } is a supported alias. You can also use } or }.
Use it when documenting code, JSON, or math sets and you want an explicit entity. For normal body text, typing } directly is usually fine.
HTML entities (}, }, or }) go in markup. The CSS escape \7D is used in stylesheets (usually in the content property of ::before/::after). Both render }.
] is Right Bracket (U+005D). ) is Right Parenthesis (U+0029). } is the right curly brace (U+007D).
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Right Brace is Unicode U+007D (decimal 125) — RIGHT CURLY BRACKET. HTML5 provides } (alias }). Prefer it for readable source, or use } / }. Pair it with { (U+007B) for matching braces.
