0x17B9

0x17B9 is a hexadecimal numeral. In decimal, it equals 6073. The 0x prefix is a common convention in many programming languages to denote hex literals, and such values are often used in code, data formats, and low-level computing contexts.

In Unicode, 0x17B9 corresponds to the code point U+17B9. This code point lies within the Khmer script block, which runs from U+1780 to U+17FF and is used to write the Khmer language of Cambodia. The exact glyph and name associated with U+17B9 depend on the font and the Unicode data, but its placement signals that it represents a Khmer character. As with other Unicode characters, rendering of this code point requires appropriate font support.

In practical use, hex code points like 0x17B9 appear in various encoding and text-processing scenarios. They may be represented directly in source code as hex literals, used in binary data, or expressed in text as a numeric character reference, such as ឹ in HTML, provided the surrounding environment supports the Khmer script and the chosen font.

Overview:

- Value: 0x17B9 equals decimal 6073.

- Unicode: U+17B9 in the Khmer script block; rendering depends on font.

- Usage: hex literals in code, Unicode references, and data encoding; may appear in HTML or other text that supports Unicode.

See also: Unicode, Khmer script, hexadecimal notation, numeric character references.