0x1F93

0x1F93 is a hexadecimal numeral representing the decimal value 8083. In many programming languages, the 0x prefix denotes a hex literal, so 0x1F93 is commonly used in source code, documentation, and debugging outputs to express a specific numeric value.

As a 16-bit unsigned value, 0x1F93 equals 8083. In binary, it is 0001 1111 1001 0011. This kind of value can appear in memory dumps, firmware images, network packet analyses, or debug traces. Its meaning depends entirely on the context, such as the data structure, protocol, or application that interprets the field containing the value.

Unicode interpretation: If interpreted as a Unicode code point, 0x1F93 corresponds to the code point U+1F93. This places it in the Greek and Coptic block of the Unicode standard, within the Basic Multilingual Plane. The block contains characters used for Greek letters, diacritics, and related symbols. The exact glyph assigned to U+1F93 is defined by the Unicode charts and may vary by font; not all code points have a visible glyph in every typeface.

Overall, 0x1F93 is primarily a numeric constant in hex form, whose interpretation—numeric value, bit patterns, or a specific Unicode character—depends on the surrounding system or specification.