0x1F69

0x1F69 is a hexadecimal numeric literal commonly used in programming and data encoding. When interpreted as a decimal value, 0x1F69 equals 8041.

In Unicode terminology, the code point U+1F69 is defined in the Transport and Map Symbols block (range U+1F680 to U+1F6FF). The character assigned to U+1F69 is a pictograph associated with transport, and its exact appearance varies by font, platform, and emoji set. Some environments may render it as a specific vehicle symbol, while others may not render a glyph at all if the font lacks support.

Encoding considerations: In UTF-8, U+1F69 is encoded with four bytes and begins with the 0xF0 prefix. In UTF-16, it requires a surrogate pair to represent code points outside the Basic Multilingual Plane. In HTML, it can be referenced as Ὡ or as decimal Ὡ.

Notes: The value 0x1F69 is primarily meaningful as a Unicode code point; its practical meaning depends on the font and rendering system used. It is one of many transport-related pictographs included in modern emoji sets, and not all environments display it the same way.