0x014E

0x014E is a hexadecimal numeral that represents the decimal value 334. In computing, the 0x prefix is commonly used to denote hexadecimal notation, where each digit encodes four bits. As a standalone value, 0x014E has no inherent meaning beyond its numeric value, but it can be used in programming for constants, bit fields, addresses, or data formatting.

In Unicode, the code point corresponding to 0x014E is U+014E, named LATIN CAPITAL LETTER O WITH BREVE, or Ŏ. This character resides in the Latin Extended-A block and is the uppercase form; its lowercase counterpart is U+014F, LATIN SMALL LETTER O WITH BREVE (ŏ). The breve diacritic over the letter O is used in certain orthographies to indicate a short vowel or distinct phonetic value in the target language.

Encoding and representation notes: Ŏ can be expressed in text as the character itself or via numeric character references. In HTML or XML, the uppercase form can be written as Ŏ or Ŏ, and the lowercase form as ŏ or ŏ. In UTF-8, U+014E is encoded with the two-byte sequence 0xC5 0x8E. This mapping helps ensure correct rendering across different platforms and fonts that support Latin Extended-A.