The 'en dash' symbol (–) is a punctuation mark that can signify a break between two words or sentences, or mark the end of a thought. It draws out a longer pause in a sentence than what a comma could provide. The 'en dash' is longer than the dash (hyphen), but shorter than the 'em-dash'. The 'en dash' is often used casually between words when writing dialogue, similar to how it would be used in a spoken conversation.
–
&U+02013
UNICODE
–
HEX CODE
–
HTML CODE
–
HTML ENTITY
\2013
CSS CODE
HTML Example
<span>–</span>
CSS Example
span { content: "\2013"; }
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