URL Escape Codes
When encoding a URL, a character may not be available on the keyboard. Other times, the character of a URL might not
be usable in contexts where it may conflict with a reserved character. In either case, the character can be encoded
with a
% followed by its
ASCII hexadecimal equivalent code.
|
Character
|
Escape Code
|
|
SPACE
|
%20
|
|
<
|
%3C
|
|
>
|
%3E
|
|
#
|
%23
|
|
%
|
%25
|
|
{
|
%7B
|
|
}
|
%7D
|
|
|
|
%7C
|
|
\
|
%5C
|
|
^
|
%5E
|
|
~
|
%7E
|
|
|
Character
|
Escape Code
|
|
[
|
%5B
|
|
]
|
%5D
|
|
`
|
%60
|
|
;
|
%3B
|
|
/
|
%2F
|
|
?
|
%3F
|
|
:
|
%3A
|
|
@
|
%40
|
|
=
|
%3D
|
|
&
|
%26
|
|
$
|
%24
|
|
For example: http://www.rpi.edu/%7Edecemj/ is the same as
http://www.rpi.edu/~decemj/