ConstSUPERSCRIPTS["2"] // Returns "²"
SUPERSCRIPTS["3"] // Returns "³"
// Usage in strings
const squared = "x" + SUPERSCRIPTS["2"] // Returns "x²"
const scientific = "1.2 × 10" + SUPERSCRIPTS["3"] // Returns "1.2 × 10³"
export const SUPERSCRIPTS: { [key: string]: string } = {
/* tslint:disable */
'0': '\u2070',
'1': '\u00B9',
'2': '\u00B2',
'3': '\u00B3',
'4': '\u2074',
'5': '\u2075',
'6': '\u2076',
'7': '\u2077',
'8': '\u2078',
'9': '\u2079',
/* tslint:enable */
} as const;
A mapping of regular characters to their Unicode superscript equivalents. Used for converting numbers and basic mathematical symbols to superscript format. Commonly used for exponents, powers, and scientific notation.