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How are Unicode ranges expressed?

April 26, 2017expressed ranges Unicode

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How are Unicode ranges expressed?

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By using the U+ form for the starting and ending code points, connected with dots. So, for example: U+0100..U+03FF. Sometimes a dash or a long dash is substituted for the two dots, and the “U+” can be omitted if it is clear you are talking about Unicode code points specifically.