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#= description: The diameter of a circle symbol in Unicode copy and paste.
Diameter is a segment (chord) connecting two points on the [https://unicode-table.com/en/1F786/ circle] passing through its center. Basically, the diameter indicates the length of this segment. It equals to two radii. In formulas it is represented by the Latin letter "D". The word itself comes from the Greek "diametros" (diameter).
Diameter is a segment (chord) connecting two points on the [URL /en/1F786/ circle] passing through its center. Basically, the diameter indicates the length of this segment. It equals to two radii. In formulas it is represented by the Latin letter "D". The word itself comes from the Greek "diametros" (diameter).
The diameter sign is a circle crossed out by the above-mentioned segment. For clarity, the ends of the segment go beyond the circle, which is technically wrong. The diameter sign is similar to the "o with stroke" used in some [https://unicode-table.com/en/blocks/basic-latin/ Latin]-based alphabets. Besides, the number "zero" is often written with a stroke to distinguish it from the letter "o".
The diameter sign is a circle crossed out by the above-mentioned segment. For clarity, the ends of the segment go beyond the circle, which is technically wrong. The diameter sign is similar to the "o with stroke" used in some [URL /en/blocks/basic-latin/ Latin]-based alphabets. Besides, the number "zero" is often written with a stroke to distinguish it from the letter "o".
Usually, the sign of the diameter is used on part drawings. It stands before the number on the dimension line: "⌀ 40 cm". The diameter can be specified for both [https://unicode-table.com/en/232D/ cylindrical] and [https://unicode-table.com/en/2332/ conical] parts. For example - the cylindrical shaft or conical adapter sleeve.
Usually, the sign of the diameter is used on part drawings. It stands before the number on the dimension line: "⌀ 40 cm". The diameter can be specified for both [URL /en/232D/ cylindrical] and [URL /en/2332/ conical] parts. For example - the cylindrical shaft or conical adapter sleeve.
##Diameter symbol alt code