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Sanmoin/text-symbols-with-names

Unicode Symbols with Names A clean and structured JSON dataset containing a collection of Unicode symbols along with their descriptive names.Useful for developers, linguists, data scientists, and anyone working with text, emoji, or symbol classification. 🔗 Explore all unicode symbols at https://www.symbolselect.com/text-symbols/ 📘 Dataset Summary This dataset provides a mapping between Unicode symbols and their corresponding descriptive names.It can be used… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/Sanmoin/text-symbols-with-names.

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Unicode Symbols with Names

A clean and structured JSON dataset containing a collection of Unicode symbols along with their descriptive names. Useful for developers, linguists, data scientists, and anyone working with text, emoji, or symbol classification.

🔗 Explore all unicode symbols at https://www.symbolselect.com/text-symbols/

📘 Dataset Summary

This dataset provides a mapping between Unicode symbols and their corresponding descriptive names. It can be used for:

—Unicode text analysis or visualization
—NLP preprocessing and token mapping
—Educational or reference purposes
—UI/UX projects involving symbols or emojis

📂 Data Structure

Each entry in the JSON file follows this format:

json

{
  "symbol": "☀️",
  "name": "Sun"
}

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⚙️ How to Use

You can load the dataset in Python as follows:
import json

with open("unicode_symbols.json", "r", encoding="utf-8") as f:
    data = json.load(f)

print(data[0])
# {'symbol': '☀️', 'name': 'Sun'}

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2. Added missing section heading hash (`## ⚙️ How to Use`) formatting.  
3. Cleaned small markdown spacing for better Hugging Face rendering.  
4. Capitalized “Unicode” in your link text.  
5. Added a final attribution line (optional but looks professional).  

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