0x2061

0x2061 is a hexadecimal representation of a numerical value. In the decimal system, this value is equal to 8289. It is a common representation in computing for memory addresses, character encodings, or other data structures where hexadecimal notation is preferred for its conciseness and direct mapping to binary. For example, in Unicode, 0x2061 represents the character "Applying Function" (􏂡). This character is an invisible character used in text processing to indicate that a function should be applied to the preceding characters. Its primary use is in mathematical typesetting and programming contexts where specific formatting or behavior needs to be enforced. Without a surrounding context, 0x2061 is simply a number. However, when encountered within a specific system or standard, its meaning becomes defined by that system. The "0x" prefix is a widely adopted convention to explicitly denote a hexadecimal number, distinguishing it from decimal or other numerical bases. This convention is prevalent across many programming languages and technical documentation.