0x006F

0x006F is a hexadecimal notation used to identify a specific character in computing. It corresponds to the Unicode code point U+006F, which is the Latin small letter o. In ASCII and Unicode, this character has the decimal value 111. In UTF-8, U+006F is encoded as a single byte 0x6F.

Character properties: U+006F belongs to the Basic Latin block and has the general category of lowercase letter (Ll). It is part of the Latin script and is used in English and many other Western languages.

Usage: In source code, 0x006F is often seen as the hex representation of the character o. It can be written as escape sequences in various languages, for example \u006F or \x6F in languages that support such escapes.

In HTML and XML, the character o can be expressed as a numeric character reference: o or o.

Relation to the alphabet: The letter o is the 15th letter of the English alphabet. Uppercase O is the code point U+004F (0x4F).

See also: Unicode, ASCII, UTF-8, U+006F.