0000263F

0000263F is a hexadecimal value commonly associated with Unicode code points in computing contexts. In Unicode notation, the corresponding code point is U+263F, which places it in the Miscellaneous Symbols block. When encoded in UTF-32, this code point appears as the 32-bit value 0x0000263F, so the eight-digit form 0000263F is sometimes seen in debugging outputs, memory dumps, or low-level text-processing tools that display code points in a fixed-width hexadecimal format.

The character at U+263F is a lunar-symbol variant used in various fonts and rendering engines. Depending on the font and platform, it may appear as a quarter-moon glyph or a moon-related symbol. Because glyphs are font-dependent, the exact visual representation of U+263F can vary across operating systems, web browsers, and application ecosystems.

In practical terms, 0000263F can arise when developers work with text at the code-point level, such as when constructing strings from numeric values, performing encoding conversions, or debugging Unicode-related issues. It is not an independent standard or catalog identifier; rather, it is a hexadecimal representation that corresponds to the Unicode point U+263F.

Compatibility considerations include font support and rendering differences. If a font does not include a glyph for U+263F, rendering may fall back to a placeholder or a different symbol, which can affect data presentation in user interfaces and documents.