0x010E

0x010E refers to the hexadecimal encoding of the Unicode code point U+010E. In Unicode, U+010E is LATIN CAPITAL LETTER D WITH CARON, a letter visually shown as Ď. Its lowercase counterpart is U+010F, LATIN SMALL LETTER D WITH CARON (ď). The caron diacritic signals a modified pronunciation in several Central European languages.

These characters are used in languages such as Czech and Slovak, and appear in some minority or regional alphabets. As distinct letters, Ď and ď affect alphabetical order, capitalization rules, and orthography within those languages. They are part of the Latin Extended-A block in Unicode, which houses many accented and diacritic-marked Latin letters.

In terms of encoding, U+010E lies outside the ASCII range and is typically handled through Unicode-aware systems. In UTF-8, U+010E is encoded as two bytes: 0xC4 0x8E. This code point, along with U+010F, ensures accurate representation of the D with caron characters across modern text processing, fonts, and localization workflows.