J

J
A	B	C	D	E	F	G
H	I	J	K	L	M	N
O	P	Q	R	S	T	U
V	W	X	Y	Z
Å	?	Ø
Digraphs
CH	?	?	?	?	LL	?
Additional letters
Æ	?	?	Ð	?	?	?
?	?	?	?	?	?	?
?	?	?	?	?		?
?	Þ	?

Synopsis 1 Linguistics 2 Arts and culture 2.1 Cinema 2.2 Television 3 Sciences 3.1 Units 3.2 Mathematics 3.3 Physics-chemistry 3.4 Astronomy 3.5 Data processing 4 Others 4.1 Practical life 4.2 Current expressions 5 See too

Linguistics

• J is the 10^E and 7^E consonant
• In the beginning it is a deformation of I.
• J is a fricative consonant deciding [? ], as in garden, or [ D? ], as in jet-ski.

Arts and culture

Cinema

• J is the character interpreted by Will Smith in .

Television

• Channel J east is chains of French television, diffused on the cable and the satellite.

Sciences

Units

• J (Capital letter) is the symbol of joule.

Mathematics

• The vector <maths>\vec{j}</maths> by defect the unit vector of the ordinates is.
• J is one of the cubic roots of the unit, that including one is worth 2?/3.

Physics-chemistry

• In mathematics applied to electricity, one can use J in the place of I like "imaginary" unit, to avoid confusion with the intensity.

Astronomy

• In , it J show that the planet was discovered between the 1^er and on May 15.

Data processing

• Code ASCII
  • Capital letter: 74
  • Tiny: 106
• Since the beginnings of the language , J is frequently used in programming to indicate integer variables. It is in particular the case when one traverses the elements of one table with two dimensions (jointly with i)

Others

Practical life

• Épellation
  • international: Juliet
  • : Julius
• The letter J is the distinctive initials of the cars coming from .

Current expressions

• D-day is the day planned for an event or an action having a certain importance.
  • D-day most known is on June 6 1944 which saw the setting in motion ofOverlord operation starting the unloading of Normandy and helping the release of Europe of the Nazis.
  • In English, D-day says itself D Day

See too

• in which the letter J is worth "* - - -"