0x1F3B

0x1F3B is a hexadecimal numeral. The prefix 0x indicates hexadecimal notation, so the value equals 7995 in decimal. In many programming and configuration contexts, 0x1F3B is simply a numeric constant, but it can also correspond to a Unicode code point if interpreted as such.

In Unicode, the code point commonly derived from 0x1F3B is U+01F3B. This places it in the Greek Extended block (U+01F00 to U+01FFF). The exact glyph that U+01F3B renders as depends on the font and rendering system used. As with many characters in this block, some environments may not provide a visible glyph if the appropriate font is unavailable.

When used as a Unicode escape or reference, 0x1F3B can be represented as the escape sequence U+01F3B or in HTML as Ἳ. In UTF-8, this code point is encoded in three bytes, since it lies outside the 0x0800 boundary used for two-byte UTF-8 sequences.

Context matters: 0x1F3B is not automatically the same in every setting. If interpreted as a raw 16-bit value, it remains 7995. If interpreted as a Unicode scalar, it maps to U+01F3B and thus to a specific character defined by Unicode, subject to font support and rendering. Practitioners should verify encoding, font availability, and platform support when using or displaying this code point.

See also: Unicode, UTF-8, hexadecimal notation, Unicode code points, Greek Extended.