0x1D62

0x1D62 is a hexadecimal numeral commonly used in computing to refer to the Unicode code point U+1D62. In decimal terms, 0x1D62 equals 7522. This code point is part of the system for encoding characters in digital text.

U+1D62 resides in the Unicode Mathematical Alphanumeric Symbols block, a range dedicated to stylized Latin letters used primarily in mathematical notation. Characters in this block can appear as bold, italic, bold italic, script, sans-serif, or other decorative variants of Latin letters. The specific glyph that U+1D62 displays depends on the font and rendering engine being used.

Because many fonts do not include every symbol in the Mathematical Alphanumeric Symbols range, rendering can vary. On systems with limited font support, the character may be displayed as a placeholder or fall back to a standard Latin letter. This variability is common for higher-range Unicode symbols and is a consideration in typography and accessibility.

In practice, 0x1D62 is encountered in contexts such as software development, typesetting, and digital typography when representing the corresponding Unicode character. It may also appear in discussions of encoding or in code examples showing how to include specific Unicode characters in strings using hexadecimal escapes or Unicode escape syntax.

Related topics include Unicode code points, the Mathematical Alphanumeric Symbols block, and general hex notation. Understanding 0x1D62 involves recognizing its equivalence to U+1D62 and its dependence on font support for rendering.