SHIFT + OPTION Results on Mac

Okay, this post is bourne out of boredom 😁. I was just playing around with my Mac’s keyboard and decided to carry out this test. The test is simply pressing SHIFT + OPTION + each key on a MacBook Air keyboard. Ready for the results? Here are them. Hopefully, you find some (if not all) of them useful

SHIFT plus OPTION on the Numbers

SHIFT + OPTION + 0 = ‚ (Comma)
SHIFT + OPTION + 1 = ⁄ (Forward slash)
SHIFT + OPTION + 2 = € (Euro sign)
SHIFT + OPTION + 3 = ‹ (Single left-pointing angle)
SHIFT + OPTION + 4 = › (Single right-pointing angle)
SHIFT + OPTION + 5 = ﬁ
SHIFT + OPTION + 6 = ﬂ
SHIFT + OPTION + 7 = ‡ (Double dagger)
SHIFT + OPTION + 8 = ° (Degree(s))
SHIFT + OPTION + 9 = · (Bold middot)

SHIFT plus OPTION on the Alphabets

SHIFT + OPTION + A = Å (A in some other languages)
SHIFT + OPTION + B = ı (Lowercase dot less i)
SHIFT + OPTION + C = Ç (C-cedilla or an alphabet in some languages)
SHIFT + OPTION + D = Î (I-circumflex accent or an alphabet in some languages)
SHIFT + OPTION + E = ´ (Acute accent)
SHIFT + OPTION + F = Ï (I with diaeresis or an alphabet in some languages)
SHIFT + OPTION + G = ˝ (Double acute accent)
SHIFT + OPTION + H = Ó (O miniscule or an alphabet in some languages)
SHIFT + OPTION + I = ˆ (Circumflex or Caret)
SHIFT + OPTION + J = Ô (O-circumflex accent or an alphabet in some languages)
SHIFT + OPTION + K =  (Apple symbol)
SHIFT + OPTION + L = Ò (O-grave or an alphabet in some languages)
SHIFT + OPTION + M = Â (A-circumflex or an alphabet in some languages)
SHIFT + OPTION + N = ˜ (Tilde)
SHIFT + OPTION + O = Ø (Null or an alphabet in some languages)
SHIFT + OPTION + P = ∏ (Pi or Infinite product)
SHIFT + OPTION + Q = Œ (Miniscule)
SHIFT + OPTION + R = ‰ (Per mile)
SHIFT + OPTION + S = Í (I-acute or an alphabet in some languages)
SHIFT + OPTION + T = ˇ (Caron)
SHIFT + OPTION + U = ¨ (Trema)
SHIFT + OPTION + V = ◊ (Lozenge)
SHIFT + OPTION + W = „ (Double low quotation mark)
SHIFT + OPTION + X = ˛ (Ogonek)
SHIFT + OPTION + Y = Á (A-acute or an alphabet in some languages)
SHIFT + OPTION + Z = ¸ (Inverted question mark or an alphabet in some languages)

SHIFT plus OPTION on the Characters

SHIFT + OPTION + ` = ` (Backtick or Left quote or Grave accent etc)
SHIFT + OPTION + – = — (Em dash or Mutton)
SHIFT + OPTION + = = ± (Plus-Minus sign or “Give or Take”)
SHIFT + OPTION + [ = ” (Right double quotation mark)
SHIFT + OPTION + ] = ’ (Apostrophe)
SHIFT + OPTION + \ = » (Double right-pointing angle or a quotation mark in some languages)
SHIFT + OPTION + ; = Ú (U with acute or an alphabet in some languages)
SHIFT + OPTION + ‘ = Æ (Ash or an alphabet in some languages
SHIFT + OPTION + , = ¯ (Macron)
SHIFT + OPTION + . = ˘ (Little hook or Breve)
SHIFT + OPTION + / = ¿ (Inverted question mark)

Actually, this test opened my eyes to all the symbols I didn’t know before now. It also helped in a way to cure my boredom.