0x0395

0x0395 is a hexadecimal code point that represents a specific character in the Unicode standard. It is equivalent to the decimal value 929, which corresponds to the character "΅". This character is a Greek letter, specifically a variant of the Greek epsilon.

The Unicode standard, maintained by the Unicode Consortium, assigns unique code points to each character from various writing systems. 0x0395 is one of these code points, indicating that the character "΅" is a distinct entity in the Greek alphabet.

The use of hexadecimal notation, such as 0x0395, is common in computer systems and programming languages when referring to Unicode code points. This notation is used to clearly distinguish between different code points and their corresponding characters.

It is worth noting that the code point 0x0395 is only valid for systems that support the Greek script, such as Greek language support in Windows or macOS. In systems that do not support Greek, the character represented by this code point may not display correctly, or may be represented by a different character or symbol.

In Unicode, the Greek epsilon (΅) is encoded as a separate code point from the standard epsilon (ε), denoted by 0x03B5. This distinction acknowledges the complexities of the Greek alphabet, where variations and dialectical differences can lead to multiple representations for individual characters.