0x0F4C

0x0F4C refers to the Unicode code point U+0F4C, which lies in the Tibetan block of the Unicode Standard (range U+0F00 to U+0FFF). The Tibetan script is used to write the Tibetan language and is also found in historical and religious texts from the Himalayan region and Buddhist communities. As a member of this block, U+0F4C contributes to the set of characters available for Tibetan orthography, including letters, diacritics, punctuation, and related symbols.

In the context of digital text, code points within the Tibetan block are encoded in Unicode to enable consistent representation across platforms and languages. Specifically, U+0F4C is encoded in UTF-8 as a three-byte sequence, following the standard UTF-8 encoding rules for code points above U+0800. This encoding ensures that Tibetan text can be processed, displayed, and transmitted in a platform- and locale-neutral way.

The Tibetan block as a whole supports scholarly study, religious liturgy, and modern usage of the Tibetan language in digital formats. Characters like U+0F4C are part of a broader effort to preserve and render Tibetan script accurately in software, fonts, and input methods.

See also: Tibetan script, Unicode, Tibetan block, and Unicode encoding.