0x1CBB

0x1CBB is a hexadecimal code point that represents a specific character in the Unicode character set. It is denoted by the prefix "0x", which indicates that the number is in hexadecimal notation.

In the Unicode Standard, 0x1CBB is assigned to the character "ভ" or "bhô" in the Assamese script. This character is a consonant sound in the Assamese language, which is spoken in the Indian state of Assam.

The Unicode character set is a standardized system for representing and encoding text in a way that is independent of the specific platform or device being used. This allows for the exchange of text data between different systems and devices, regardless of language or script.

The Unicode Consortium, the governing body responsible for maintaining the Unicode Standard, assigned 0x1CBB to the character "ভ" as part of the standardization process. This process involves the collaboration of linguists, computer scientists, and other experts to ensure that the encoding system is consistent and accurate across all languages and scripts.

0x1CBB has various uses in computing and text processing, including display on graphical user interfaces, representation in text files, and encoding in data storage systems. Its precise meaning and usage depend on the specific context and application in which it is used.

Overall, 0x1CBB is a specific character code point within the Unicode system, with a designated meaning and usage within the context of the Assamese language and script.