0x1C6

0x1C6 is a hexadecimal notation for the number 454 in decimal. The prefix 0x is a conventional indicator used in many programming languages to denote numbers expressed in base-16.

In Unicode, the code point U+01C6 corresponds to the Latin small letter dz with caron (dž). This character represents the digraph "dz" with a caron diacritic and is used in various Slavic orthographies. Its uppercase variants are U+01C4 (DŽ) and U+01C5 (Dž).

Note that 0x1C6 and U+01C6 denote different kinds of entities: one is a numeric literal, the other a character. They are numerically equivalent (both equal to decimal 454), but their usage depends on context. For example, 0x1C6 in source code might specify a value, a bit flag, or an address; U+01C6 would be used when encoding text.

Related topics include hexadecimal notation, Unicode code points, and the specific character dž.