0x0E49

0x0E49 is a hexadecimal literal that represents the decimal value 3657. In computing, hex numbers are commonly used as compact representations of binary data and appear in contexts such as memory addresses, color values, bit masks, and opcode notation.

In Unicode, 0x0E49 corresponds to the code point U+0E49, which lies in the Thai block of the Unicode standard (U+0E00 to U+0E7F). This block is used to encode the Thai script for the Thai language.

The exact glyph and linguistic role of U+0E49 depend on font and rendering context. As with many Thai code points, it is one element within a broader set of consonants, vowels, and diacritics used to compose Thai text. The Thai block was incorporated into Unicode early in the standard’s development to support Thai-language digital text, pronunciation guides, and loanwords.

In practical use, U+0E49 can be written in Unicode strings as U+0E49, or in HTML contexts as the numeric character reference ้. Hex literals like 0x0E49 are common in low-level programming and data interchange, while the corresponding Unicode point provides a stable, language-neutral encoding for Thai characters in text processing, fonts, and localization.

See also Unicode, Thai script, Hexadecimal notation.