0x2006
0x2006 is the hexadecimal representation used in programming and documentation to reference the Unicode code point U+2006. The character with code point U+2006 is named Six-Per-Em Space, a whitespace character used in typographic layout. It belongs to the Unicode General Punctuation block and has the general category Zs (space separator). The width of a six-per-em space is one-sixth of the current em unit, making it a narrow space typically used for fine-tuned spacing in typography rather than for visible separation.
In digital text, the six-per-em space is rarely visible; it is treated as a whitespace and can
In practice, the six-per-em space is used for micro-typography and precise layout adjustments where specific spacing
As with other Unicode spaces, 0x2006 is part of the broader set of spacing characters that enable