End of Transmission

End of Transmission is the fifth Unicode character, it is mainly a transmission control character, it is in the Basic Multilingual Plane in the Basic Latin block. In Unicode, it is U+0004

Transmission Control
End of Transmission, in transmission control is used to indicate the end of a block of data, (a section of data that contains certain portions of data) where data was divided into such blocks for transmission purposes, in other words. This character is added into the end of each block of data and the blocks are their to divide the blocks for easier transmission.

Message Transmission
In messages, it delimits the end of a transmitted message, which may include a header, message text and post-text footer, or even multiple texts and associated headings. May also be used to place terminals on standby. It is also often used on Unix to indicate end-of-file on a terminal. In other words, it forms the boundaries of a transmitted message which can include, or be a header, message text, and/or post-text footer, however it also can include multiple text and associated headings. It's other uses is to put terminals on standby mode, making them basically stop. In Unix it indicates the end of a file on a terminal.

Encodings
Attempting to search this character wont give you any results since it's a command, in HTML, it renders as %04

Other
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