0x105B

0x105B is a hexadecimal numeral that represents the decimal value 41883. In computing contexts where hexadecimal notation is used to refer to characters, 0x105B is often associated with the Unicode code point U+105B, though the precise interpretation depends on the applicable encoding and context.

In Unicode, U+105B resides in the Myanmar block, which spans from U+1000 to U+109F. The Myanmar script is used for Burmese and several related languages in parts of South and Southeast Asia. The characters in this block include consonants, vowels, diacritic signs, digits, and various modifiers that shape syllables in Myanmar writing. The exact identity and function of U+105B—whether it is a consonant, a vowel sign, or another diacritic—are defined by the Unicode standard and can vary with font and rendering engine.

As with many code points in the Myanmar range, the physical appearance of U+105B depends on font support and text shaping. Writing systems that use the Myanmar script rely on complex rendering rules to form syllables, which means that the same code point may participate in different combinations depending on adjacent characters and font features.

For precise information about the character name, category, and usage of U+105B, consult the official Unicode code charts and related documentation. These resources provide the authoritative details on how the code point is defined and how it should be displayed across platforms.