How to present a superscript slash using Unicode?

Question

Is there a way to write superscript slash using Unicode?

My goal is to present rational indicators in a more pleasant way than 123**(456/789) .

Answer 1

Not. On a general basis, we can be sure that if such a symbol existed, it would be in the block superscripts and subscripts (not all superscripts, but the likelihood that if any superscripts are added, they will be placed there).

So, you need some kind of higher-level protocol, as you usually do when you need superscripts with a fairly limited repertoire. Unicode refers to character encoding, not layout and mathematical expressions.

Answer 2

Assuming http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unicode_subscripts_and_superscripts is accurate, the answer is no.

Answer 3

Looking at the full official list of Unicode names and making a bold assumption, he would have a “slash” either in his name or in the description, there is currently no such character.

Answer 4

Well, Unicode is full of characters. The meaning is its interpretation.

For a superscript slash, you can use:

• Canadian Syllabic Final Acute 123⁴⁵⁶ᐟ⁷⁸⁹
• Bracket with right frame 123⁴⁵⁶⸍⁷⁸⁹
• Musical symbol repeats Figure 1 123⁴⁵⁶𝄍⁷⁸⁹

For the slash below you can use:

• Right lower paraphrase bracket 123₄₅₆⸝₇₈₉

If you have other solutions, please comment, and I am updating my answer well.

Useful site for finding Unicode special characters: shapecatcher