0A62

0A62 is a hexadecimal numeral that represents the decimal value 2658. In computing and data encoding, such hex strings are commonly used as identifiers, constants, or parts of larger codes, and 0A62 by itself does not denote a single universally recognized object.

In the context of Unicode, the value 0A62 is used to refer to the code point U+0A62. This code point lies in the Gurmukhi block, which runs from U+0A00 to U+0A7F and is used to encode Punjabi text. The actual glyph rendered for U+0A62 depends on the font and rendering system being used, as with most Unicode characters.

As a general hex string, 0A62 may appear in various technical settings, such as a literal in source code (for example, a hex constant written as 0x0A62 in languages that use that syntax), in data dumps, or as part of identifiers in configuration files. Its meaning is context-dependent and not inherently tied to a specific standard or protocol on its own.

Because 0A62 can appear in many unrelated domains, determining its exact meaning requires additional context about where and how the value is used—whether as a numeric value in a computation, a Unicode code point for text, a fragment of a file or memory address, or a catalog or product identifier.

See also: hexadecimal, Unicode code points, Gurmukhi script.