0x2065

0x2065 is a hexadecimal numeral that represents the decimal value 8293. In computing, hexadecimal notation (prefix 0x) is widely used for representing binary data, memory addresses, and numeric constants because it aligns neatly with byte-level structures.

In the context of Unicode, 0x2065 can refer to the code point U+2065, which sits in the General Punctuation block. The character assigned to this code point is a non-printing formatting character used in text processing, and it does not typically render as a visible symbol in standard text. Such characters are part of the broader set of formatting and control elements that influence layout, directionality, or segmentation rather than appearing as visible glyphs.

Practical usage of 0x2065 in software development can occur in multiple ways. As a numeric literal, 0x2065 denotes the integer 8293 in languages that support hexadecimal literals. When stored in memory, the value may be subject to endianness considerations: in a 16-bit field, the bytes may be arranged as 0x20 0x65 in big-endian form or 0x65 0x20 in little-endian form. If the value is used as a Unicode code point, it is encoded in UTF-8 as a three-byte sequence corresponding to U+2065.

See also: Hexadecimal, Unicode, UTF-8, Endianness.