How to put ASCII decimal/hex values in an XML file

For example, to put a pound (or hash) sign # in an XML file, you can use either of the following:

ASCII decimal and Hex values in XML

 # 
 or
 # 

23 in hex = 2×16+3 = 35 in decimal

So the syntax is the ampersand and the hash tag followed by the number, then followed by a semicolon.
If doing hex, add the letter “x” before the number.

One more example, a Carriage Return/Line Feed:

 
 
 or
 
&x0A; 

You can find an example ASCII character chart here.

How to encode other characters, such as ampersand, a double or single quote

Other common shortcuts (called entity references) are:

&  ampersand sign 
<  less than sign 
>  greater than sign 
" for a double quote 
' for a single quote (apostrophe) 

CDATA turns off parsing

For long strings where you want to turn off the parser temporarily (in order to allow special characters): '
Other common shortcuts are:

 and so on ]]>

Copy and paste from here: 

Trademark and Copyright Symbols

Other common symbols are:

Registered Trademark: ® and Copyright: ©

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