How to Write "M Squared" (M²) in C#
If you're working on a C# application and need to display mathematical expressions like "M squared" (M²), you can easily do this using Unicode characters in C#. In this post, I'll show you how to display "M²" in a C# console application. Why Use Unicode for Superscripts? Unicode provides a way to represent a wide range of characters from different languages and symbols, including mathematical symbols like superscript characters. The superscript 2 (²) is represented by the Unicode \u00B2 . Using this character in C# allows you to display mathematical expressions such as "M²" effortlessly. Step-by-Step Guide Create a C# Console Application : Open Visual Studio (or your preferred C# development environment) and create a new Console Application project. Use Unicode to Represent Superscript 2 : In C#, you can represent the superscript 2 symbol using its Unicode value. The Unicode value for the superscript 2 is \u00B2 . Displaying "M²" in the ...