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HTML Entity Detail
HTML Entity - Greater Than ("closing Bracket")
Greater Than ("closing Bracket") is a reserved HTML characters and special typographic symbols. This HTML entity enables web developers to display this character reliably across all browsers without encoding issues.
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>
Unicode
U+0003E
HTML entity
>
CSS code
\003E
Usage Examples
Use > to display a greater-than sign in HTML. For example: 10 > 5 renders as 10 > 5. In code snippets: if (x > 0) { return x; }
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Common Mistakes
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Mistake: Using > directly in HTML content instead of >
Fix: Always use > to display a greater-than sign in HTML. Though most browsers handle > leniently, always use > for valid markup.
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Mistake: Confusing > (greater-than) with ≥ (greater-than-or-equal)
Fix: Use > for strict inequality and ≥ (≥) for inclusive inequality.
Greater Than ("closing Bracket")
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Category: Special Chars & Html
| Unicode | U+0003E |
|---|---|
| Hex Code | > |
| HTML Code | > |
| HTML Entity | > |
| CSS Code | \003E |
| Windows Shortcut | |
| Mac Shortcut | |
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Last updated: 21 Jun 2026
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