U0075

U+0075 is the Unicode code point for the Latin small letter U. It belongs to the Basic Latin block (U+0000 to U+007F) and represents the lowercase form of the Latin letter U, used in many languages that employ the Latin script.

Encoding and representations: In UTF-8, U+0075 is encoded as the single byte 0x75. In UTF-16, it is encoded as 0x0075. In UTF-32, it is 0x00000075. In HTML and XML, it can be represented as numeric character references such as u or u; there is no named entity for this character.

Name and properties: The official Unicode name is LATIN SMALL LETTER U. Its general category is Ll (Letter, lowercase). The uppercase counterpart is LATIN CAPITAL LETTER U at U+0055. The character has no combining marks and carries no diacritic by default.

Usage: As a basic Latin letter, U+0075 appears in words in many languages and is fully compatible with ASCII, making it straightforward to store and transmit in systems that support ASCII or UTF-8. It is commonly used in text, identifiers, and programming contexts.

See also: Other Latin letters in the Basic Latin block include U+0074 (t) and U+0076 (v).