0x0E84

0x0E84 is the hexadecimal representation of the Unicode code point U+0E84, which lies in the Thai block of the Unicode standard. In Unicode, U+0E84 is assigned to a Thai character, reflecting its use in the Thai writing system. The Thai script occupies the range U+0E00 to U+0E7F and is used primarily for Thai, with additional applications in other languages in the region. The exact glyph associated with U+0E84 depends on the font and rendering system; without a font, the character cannot be visually displayed. In many fonts, it renders as a single Thai character, while other fonts may mix it with ligatures or diacritics depending on context.

In terms of encoding, U+0E84 is represented in UTF-8 with three bytes, in UTF-16 as the single code unit 0x0E84, and in UTF-32 as 0x00000E84. Programming languages typically allow expressing it as \u0E84 or U+0E84, and in HTML you can reference it with ຄ or ຄ.

Usage notes: 0x0E84 may appear in software handling Thai text, including localization, fonts, input methods, and data interchange. Correct handling requires Unicode-aware software, appropriate fonts, and support for Thai script shaping and rendering.

See also: Thai alphabet, Unicode, Thai language.