0x1B66

0x1B66 is a hexadecimal numeral. In base-16 notation, it represents the decimal value 7014. The prefix 0x is a common convention in programming to indicate a hexadecimal literal, and 0x1B66 may appear in source code as a number, a bitmask, an offset, or any other identifier that requires a compact hex form.

In Unicode terminology, 0x1B66 corresponds to the code point U+1B66. This code point sits in the Balinese block (U+1B00–U+1B7F) and is used for a Balinese script character. The specific glyph associated with U+1B66 depends on font support and rendering; some environments may render it while others may not.

Because 0x1B66 lacks a single, universal meaning outside its contexts, its interpretation is domain-specific. In computing, it is primarily read as a numeric literal; in text encoding discussions, it is treated as a Unicode code point. When encountered in documentation, code, or data, the surrounding context typically clarifies whether it is intended as a numeric value, a memory address or offset, or a character reference.