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How to Type Degree Symbol ° on Different Devices

Tips - Ross French - May 10, 2021

Degree Symbol

One of the most common symbols that people use for denoting temperature is the degree symbol. It looks like ” ° ” and widely used all over the world. However, with all things going digital, typing this symbol is another technical aspect. As per the design is concerned, it is effortless to draw a small circle on paper. But the same thing may not be that easy when typing on a device. Therefore, to draw the degree symbol, you have to know the exact procedure.

It is of immense importance for people writing weather reports or travel bloggers. Moreover, when you are out, knowing the weather forecast is a major thing. In such circumstances also, you need to type the degree symbol on your smartphone. If this is what you wanted to know, read the content and get all your answers.

Multiple Ways To Use The Degree Symbol

The importance of typing the degree symbol grew so much with the advent of smartphones. Now the process is definitely not the same in every kind of phone. Therefore, you have to know the exact procedure applicable for the Android as well as the iPhone. Do you wish to explore more on this topic? Continue to read the complete article. It is now straightforward to enter the trickiest characters on your mobile or laptop. Anything and almost everything is available with a click, in current times. Make sure to learn the way of entering the symbol and not spell the word ‘degrees’ in words. This will definitely be exciting and also save your time.

Here we present the steps to use the degree symbol in various types of phones and computers. Take a glance and grab the process immediately.

Degree SymbolFor Androids

Basically, in smart devices, you don’t really have to type the degree symbol. Therefore, you just need to find the sign from the right. Click on it, and the character will come on the screen. Isn’t that too easy? If you possess an Android device, follow these instructions;-

  • Find the section of Numbers and Symbols on the digital keypad
  • Look for the symbol ” ° “
  • Now press on it, and it will instantly come to the respective place

For iPads and iPhones

The option for finding the degree symbol is a little different for Apple users. In the case of iPads and iPhones, do these things;-

  • On the keypad, find out and press the zero symbol ‘0’. Continue to hold it until the degree symbol appears above it.
  • Now select ” ° ” among several other symbols

Desktop or Laptop

The ways are different for the laptops and desktops. This is mainly because of the versions and the models. However, we project some of the standard techniques in entering the degree symbol.

  • Microsoft Word: For MS Word, you can type the degree symbol in a variety of ways. The easiest method is to select the ” ° ” from the Symbol option. To get this option, you have to click on the Insert tab. You will find the option “Symbol” with a Greek logo just below the Equation option. If you cannot find the symbol, select More symbols. You will get what we were looking for.
  • Character Map: You can make good use of the Character Map for entering the degree symbol. It may be available in Advanced View. Click on the symbol, select copy, and then paste it on the concerned place.
  • Numeric Keypad: It is more popular on desktop computers. Moreover, this method was prevalent in the old times. The two relevant shortcuts are
  • Alt+0176
  • Alt+248

For Mac

The common practice of inserting degree symbol is the same anywhere in Macbooks, including MS Word. The combination is Shift+Option+8 keys.

FAQ

Can I just type the Degree Symbol on MS Word with one click?

It is absolutely possible. Take the cursor to the Insert tab and click on the symbol.

How to insert degree symbol in MS Excel?

It is available under the Insert Tab in the Symbols section.

Is it possible to type degrees in symbolic form in Google sheets?

The quickest way is:-

  • Select the particular cell
  • Double click on it or press F2 for editing
  • Now press Alt+0173

Conclusion

From the above information, it is now clear to you how to enter the degree symbol. So, even a beginner can comfortably type it without any help. Try these methods today as per the device you have. It is really overwhelming to do something new for the first time.

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A Taste of Turkey in a Range of Delicious Dishes

Turkey - Ross French - March 17, 2015

delicious dishes

Perhaps you’ve been to Turkey recently, and you want to replicate the delicious dishes you had abroad, or you want to travel with your taste buds to a different country. Of course, you can’t replicate the sounds, colors, and smells of a true Turkish bazaar (so do your best to get there, if you can), but you may be able to get somewhere close with ingredients that you can find in your supermarket.

Menemen

This is scrambled eggs like you’ve never had them before. Complete with a delicious kick of spice, this high-protein breakfast/brunch/supper is simple to make, but effective delicious dishes for quenching morning hunger pains.

Lahmacun

A healthier version of the pizzas we are used to, Lahmacun is a flatbread with baked toppings. Normally, this would include ground beef or lamb, but in this recipe, you can find a tasty vegan alternative.

Borek

Using layers of phyllo pastry, you can create a delicious meal packed with spinach and feta cheese. Even chefs tend to buy readymade phyllo pastry from supermarkets these days. The result is a golden, crispy treat with a delicious and versatile filling.

Baklava

Do you like nuts, citrus, honey, phyllo, and spices? You’re going to love gooey – yet crisp – baklava. This ancient dessert has been served by Sultans and is traditionally eaten around Ramadan. It’s enjoying an increase in popularity recently, and has even made an appearance a challenge on The Great British Bake Off!

Pide

This is the Turkish version of a calzone…sort of. A pide is like a little pizza boat full of whatever filling you like. It is easy to hold, make mini pides for a snack, or a great big one for the main meal. These are great to make with kids too.

Meze

A small delicious dishes to be combined in any way you like, meze incorporates all sorts of food. Usually, you will find hummus, olives, antipasti, flatbreads, and salads. It’s quite like a buffet in many ways!

Dolma

Dolma can be anything from stuffed vine leaves to stuffed peppers. The filling usually involves rice, nuts, and a variety of herbs. This is a great vegetarian option, and you can find a selection of recipes online, depending on what you fancy!

Lokum

Lokum – or ‘Turkish Delights’ to you and I – is a wonderfully sweet candy that any The Lion, The Witch, And The Wardrobe fans will recognize. It’s often made with gelatine but can be made without, and lokum is usually favoured with rose water for a really stand-out taste.

Kayisi Tatlisi

These bite-sized treats couldn’t be easier to make. Kayisi Tatlisi is made from apricots, piped with Turkish cream and nuts. Simple, but delicious.

Su Boregi

Yes, we’re back to phyllo pastry again. Su Boregi is sort of the Turkish answer to lasagne. Pack with ricotta cheese AND feta cheese, for an ideal, Turkish dinner.

Mercimek Koftesi

Mercimek Koftesi is the Turkish vegetarian answer to meatballs, and it’s often served as an appetizer. They don’t take long to make from lentils but can be used as a side dish in mezze or just as a healthy snack.

Imam Bayildi

If you love aubergines, you can’t go wrong with Imam Bayildi. This vegetable casserole is a great option for veggie guests and can be eaten straight from the pan.

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