Regarding units, for voltage we are denoting Volts as V but in case of current

Regarding units, for voltage we are denoting Volts as V but
in case of current we are not denoting Ampere as A instead
as I..Why..? Any technical reason for this..?

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Regarding units, for voltage we are denoting Volts as V but in case of current we are not denoting..

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v is for voltage
I for current ( intensité in french)

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