World Currency Codes/Symbols



Currency Symbols/Codes Regions of the World


Currency Code (Currency)
AED (United Arab Emirates dirham)
AFN (Afghan afghani)
ALL (Albanian lek)
AMD (Armenian dram)
ANG (Netherlands Antillean guilder)
AOA (Angolan kwanza)
ARS (Argentine peso)
AUD (Australian dollar)
AWG (Aruban florin)
AZN (Azerbaijani manat)
BAM (Bosnia and Herzegovina convertible mark)
BBD (Barbados dollar)
BDT (Bangladeshi taka)
BGN (Bulgarian lev)
BHD (Bahraini dinar)
BIF (Burundian franc)
BMD (Bermudian dollar (customarily known as Bermuda dollar))
BND (Brunei dollar)
BOB (Boliviano)
BOV (Bolivian Mvdol (funds code))
BRL (Brazilian real)
BSD (Bahamian dollar)
BTN (Bhutanese ngultrum)
BWP (Botswana pula)
BYR (Belarusian ruble)
BZD (Belize dollar)
CAD (Canadian dollar)
CDF (Congolese franc)
CHE (WIR Euro (complementary currency))
CHF (Swiss franc)
CHW (WIR Franc (complementary currency))
CLF (Unidad de Fomento (funds code))
CLP (Chilean peso)
CNY (Chinese yuan)
COP (Colombian peso)
COU (Unidad de Valor Real)
CRC (Costa Rican colon)
CUC (Cuban convertible peso)
CUP (Cuban peso)
CVE (Cape Verde escudo)
CZK (Czech koruna)
DJF (Djiboutian franc)
DKK (Danish krone)
DOP (Dominican peso)
DZD (Algerian dinar)

SMS & Messengers text language Shortcut Codes

Single letters can replace words

• be becomes b
• see or sea becomes c
• okay becomes k or kk
• are becomes r
• you becomes u
• your becomes ur
• why becomes y
• oh becomes o
• we becomes v
• the becomes d or da
• at becomes @

 Single digits can replace words

• won or one becomes 1
• to or too becomes 2
• for becomes 4
• ate becomes 8

 A single letter or digit can replace a syllable

• to or too becomes 2, so:
  • tomorrow becomes 2mro or 2moro
  • today becomes 2day or 2da
• for or fore becomes 4, so:
  • form becomes 4m
  • before becomes b4
  • therefore becomes thr4
  • forget becomes 4get
  • foreign becomes 4n
• ate becomes 8, so:
  • great becomes gr8
  • late becomes l8
  • mate becomes m8
  • wait becomes w8
  • hate becomes h8
  • date becomes d8
  • later becomes l8r or l8a
  • create becomes cr8
  • skate becomes sk8
  • skater becomes sk8r
• once becomes 1ce
• and becomes &, nd, n
• have becomes hv, ve
• thank you becomes 10q, thnq

 Combinations of the above can shorten a single or multiple words

• your and you're become ur and ure
• wonderful becomes 1drfl
• someone becomes sum1
• no one becomes no1
• any one become any1 or ne1
• see you becomes cu
• for you becomes 4u
• easy becomes ez
• enjoy becomes njoy
• adieu becomes +u
• daughter become doter

Sign Language Basic Hands Signals Baby ASL & BSL

British-Sign-Language-Hands-Basic-Alphabets-BSL

American-Sign-Language-Hands-Basic-Alphabets-ASL

Baby-Sign-Language-Basic-Hand-Signals

Baby-Sign-Language-Basic-Hand-Signals

Baby-Sign-Language-Basic-Hand-Signals

Baby-Sign-Language-Basic-Hand-Signals

Braille Code (English Alphabets Charts)

Braille Code (English Alphabets Charts)

Braille Code (English Alphabets Charts)

Braille Cell Size

Genetic Codes (RNA & DNA Codons)

RNA Codons



Genetic Codes

 The genetic code is traditionally represented as a RNA codon table due to the biochemical nature of the protein translation process. However, with the rise of computational biology and genomics, proteins have become increasingly studied at a genomic level. As a result, the practice of representing the genetic code as a DNA codon table has become more popular. The DNA codons in such tables occur on the sense DNA strand and are arranged at a 5' → 3' directionality.

nonpolar

polar

basic

acidic

(stop codon)

		2nd base
		T		C		A		G
1st base	T	TTT	(Phe/F) Phenylalanine	TCT	(Ser/S) Serine	TAT	(Tyr/Y) Tyrosine	TGT	(Cys/C) Cysteine
		TTC	(Phe/F) Phenylalanine	TCC	(Ser/S) Serine	TAC	(Tyr/Y) Tyrosine	TGC	(Cys/C) Cysteine
		TTA	(Leu/L) Leucine	TCA	(Ser/S) Serine	TAA	Stop (Ochre)	TGA	Stop (Opal)
		TTG	(Leu/L) Leucine	TCG	(Ser/S) Serine	TAG	Stop (Amber)	TGG	(Trp/W) Tryptophan
	C	CTT	(Leu/L) Leucine	CCT	(Pro/P) Proline	CAT	(His/H) Histidine	CGT	(Arg/R) Arginine
		CTC	(Leu/L) Leucine	CCC	(Pro/P) Proline	CAC	(His/H) Histidine	CGC	(Arg/R) Arginine
		CTA	(Leu/L) Leucine	CCA	(Pro/P) Proline	CAA	(Gln/Q) Glutamine	CGA	(Arg/R) Arginine
		CTG	(Leu/L) Leucine	CCG	(Pro/P) Proline	CAG	(Gln/Q) Glutamine	CGG	(Arg/R) Arginine
	A	ATT	(Ile/I) Isoleucine	ACT	(Thr/T) Threonine	AAT	(Asn/N) Asparagine	AGT	(Ser/S) Serine
		ATC	(Ile/I) Isoleucine	ACC	(Thr/T) Threonine	AAC	(Asn/N) Asparagine	AGC	(Ser/S) Serine
		ATA	(Ile/I) Isoleucine	ACA	(Thr/T) Threonine	AAA	(Lys/K) Lysine	AGA	(Arg/R) Arginine
		ATG[A]	(Met/M) Methionine	ACG	(Thr/T) Threonine	AAG	(Lys/K) Lysine	AGG	(Arg/R) Arginine
	G	GTT	(Val/V) Valine	GCT	(Ala/A) Alanine	GAT	(Asp/D) Aspartic acid	GGT	(Gly/G) Glycine
		GTC	(Val/V) Valine	GCC	(Ala/A) Alanine	GAC	(Asp/D) Aspartic acid	GGC	(Gly/G) Glycine
		GTA	(Val/V) Valine	GCA	(Ala/A) Alanine	GAA	(Glu/E) Glutamic acid	GGA	(Gly/G) Glycine
		GTG	(Val/V) Valine	GCG	(Ala/A) Alanine	GAG	(Glu/E) Glutamic acid	GGG	(Gly/G) Glycine

^A The codon ATG both codes for methionine and serves as an initiation site: the first ATG in an DNA's coding region is where translation into protein begins.^[1]

A Mapping of Amino Acids and Stop Signals to DNA Codons

Amino Acid/Signal	Codons	Amino Acid/Signal	Codons
A	GCT, GCC, GCA, GCG	C	TGT, TGC
D	GAT, GAC	E	GAA, GAG
F	TTT, TTC	G	GGT, GGC, GGA, GGG
H	CAT, CAC	I	ATT, ATC, ATA
K	AAA, AAG	L	TTA, TTG, CTT, CTC, CTA, CTG
M	ATG	N	AAT, AAC
P	CCT, CCC, CCA, CCG	Q	CAA, CAG
R	CGT, CGC, CGA, CGG, AGA, AGG	S	TCT, TCC, TCA, TCG, AGT, AGC
T	ACT, ACC, ACA, ACG	V	GTT, GTC, GTA, GTG
W	TGG	Y	TAT, TAC
START	ATG	STOP	TAA, TGA, TAG

25 Pairs Color Codes (Telecommunications Cables)

25 Pairs Color Codes (Telecommunications Cables)

 

Pair #	First wire	Second wire
1	White	Blue
2		Orange
3		Green
4		Brown
5		Slate
6	Red	Blue
7		Orange
8		Green
9		Brown
10		Slate
11	Black	Blue
12		Orange
13		Green
14		Brown
15		Slate
16	Yellow	Blue
17		Orange
18		Green
19		Brown
20		Slate
21	Violet	Blue
22		Orange
23		Green
24		Brown
25		Slate

Electronics Resistors Color Codes (4/Four Colours Bands)

Electronics Resistors Color Codes

Electronics Resistors Color Codes
(4/Four Colours Bands)

To distinguish left from right there is a gap between the C and D bands.

• band A is first significant figure of component value (left side)
• band B is the second significant figure
• band C is the decimal multiplier
• band D if present, indicates tolerance of value in percent (no color means 20%)

Color	Significant figures	Multiplier	Tolerance		Temp. Coefficient (ppm/K)
Black	0	×100	–		250	U
Brown	1	×101	±1%	F	100	S
Red	2	×102	±2%	G	50	R
Orange	3	×103	–		15	P
Yellow	4	×104	(±5%)	–	25	Q
Green	5	×105	±0.5%	D	20	Z
Blue	6	×106	±0.25%	C	10	Z
Violet	7	×107	±0.1%	B	5	M
Gray	8	×108	±0.05% (±10%)	A	1	K
White	9	×109	–		–
Gold	–	×10-1	±5%	J	–
Silver	–	×10-2	±10%	K	–
None	–	–	±20%	M	–

Morse Code

International Morse Code

1- A dash is equal to three dots.

2- The space between parts of the same letter is equal to one dot.

3- The space between two letters is equal to three dots.

4- The space between two words is equal to seven dots.