I am looking for a way to print superscript `3`, I googled a lot and I found a way to print superscript `2`:

```cpp
const char expo_square = 253;

void main () {
    std::cout << expo_square;
    return;
}

```

After some more googling, I came across the `Alt Keycode` for superscript `3`, which is:

```
Alt + 0179

```

The problem with this is that while compiling the `C++` source file:

```cpp
const char expo_cube = 0179;

void main () {
    std::cout << expo_cube;
    return;
}

```

I get an error:   

`3d.cpp(18): error C2041: illegal digit '9' for base '8'`   

(don't mind the file name)

So I tried the next logical thing, since the `Alt Keycode` for superscript `2` is `253`, I tried `Alt Keycode 254`, but all I ended up getting was:

```
■

```

So I wanted to ask:  

`How can I print superscript 3 in C++?`