0x106A

0x106A is a hexadecimal numeric literal commonly used in computing to denote the decimal value 4202. In programming, such literals often refer to memory addresses, constants, or encoded data, and their meaning depends on context.

In Unicode parlance, 0x106A corresponds to the code point U+106A, which lies in the Myanmar block (U+1000 to U+109F). This code point is assigned to a single Myanmar script character used in Burmese and related languages. The exact appearance and name of the character depend on the font and the version of Unicode data in use.

Technical details: The code point U+106A is encoded in UTF-8 as the three-byte sequence E1 81 AA. In UTF-16, it is represented as the single 16-bit unit 0x106A. In UTF-32, it would be 0x0000106A. Rendering may vary by font support; not all fonts include this character, which can cause missing glyphs in text.

Related topics: It belongs to the Myanmar script family and to the broader set of Unicode code points used to encode Burmese, Mon, and related languages. See Unicode Myanmar block and Unicode encoding forms for more information.