here it is 0 or O

How common is it to use?

ThisIsTemp1 wrote:

How common is it to use?

math or when Greek person comments or something _theta_ = 0 and _widetheta_ = O

ihavenocluewhythisis wrote:

ThisIsTemp1 wrote:

How common is it to use?

math

Why would a 10 year old care about trig

ThisIsTemp1 wrote:

ihavenocluewhythisis wrote:

ThisIsTemp1 wrote:

How common is it to use?

math

Why would a 10 year old care about trig

No idea, but that argument would mean that we shouldn't have

([sin v] of (9))
([cos v] of (9))
([tan v] of (9))
([atan v] of (9))
([asin v] of (9))
([acos v] of (9))

either

yadayadayadagoodbye wrote:

ThisIsTemp1 wrote:

ihavenocluewhythisis wrote:

ThisIsTemp1 wrote:

How common is it to use?

math

Why would a 10 year old care about trig

No idea, but that argument would mean that we shouldn't have

([sin v] of (9))
([cos v] of (9))
([tan v] of (9))
([atan v] of (9))
([asin v] of (9))
([acos v] of (9))

either

did you not see it correctly?
"add a theta emoji"

yadayadayadagoodbye wrote:

ThisIsTemp1 wrote:

ihavenocluewhythisis wrote:

ThisIsTemp1 wrote:

How common is it to use?

math

Why would a 10 year old care about trig

No idea, but that argument would mean that we shouldn't have

([sin v] of (9))
([cos v] of (9))
([tan v] of (9))
([atan v] of (9))
([asin v] of (9))
([acos v] of (9))

either

Those are important for advanced projects, and even simple ones

move () steps

However only math people talk about theta, and sparingly

ThisIsTemp1 wrote:

yadayadayadagoodbye wrote:

ThisIsTemp1 wrote:

ihavenocluewhythisis wrote:

ThisIsTemp1 wrote:

How common is it to use?

math

Why would a 10 year old care about trig

No idea, but that argument would mean that we shouldn't have

([sin v] of (9))
([cos v] of (9))
([tan v] of (9))
([atan v] of (9))
([asin v] of (9))
([acos v] of (9))

either

Those are important for advanced projects, and even simple ones

move () steps

However only math people talk about theta, and sparingly

theta is a Greek letter too

ihavenocluewhythisis wrote:

theta is a Greek letter too

Mostly used in math. By that logic we should add Alpha Beta Gamma Delta Epsilon Zeta Eta Theta Iota Kappa Mu Tau Sigma and a lot others

ihavenocluewhythisis wrote:

add a theta emoji

Theta is used in trig

Can't you just paste the symbol?: θ

blubby4 wrote:

Can't you just paste the symbol?: θ

i agree. we can just use the symbol, we don't need an emoji.

I dont think an emoji even exists for this symbol… would it just be the symbol when doing for example _theta_? that's not very emoji-like. like others have noted, just copy and paste it if you really need to use it

This isn't really an emoji, it's just a unicode symbol. You can configure your keyboard to easily type theta symbols. Or copy and paste the symbol, of course.

it would be huge 0

You can just copy-paste the theta symbol and use that instead of having an emoji of it.

ThisIsTemp1 wrote:

ihavenocluewhythisis wrote:

theta is a Greek letter too

Mostly used in math. By that logic we should add Alpha Beta Gamma Delta Epsilon Zeta Eta Theta Iota Kappa Mu Tau Sigma and a lot others

And that will be too much to add

Just use a greek keyboard if u want greek letters. (On windows, it's in settings > add a language)

α β γ δ ε ζ υ θ γ κ λ μ ν η ο π ρ σ τ ι φ η ψ ω