U+007B "{" Left Curly Bracket Unicode Character

U+007B “{” Left Curly Bracket is a punctuation mark encoded in the Basic Latin block, originating from ASCII and commonly used in computer programming, mathematics, and written language. It most often serves to begin a block of code in languages like C, Java, and JavaScript, and is paired with its closing counterpart U+007D to define scope, object literals, or sets in mathematical notation. In typography, it is also used to enclose groups of items or indicate grouping in equations and text, though its primary modern function is structural in digital contexts.